New forecast for parliamentary seat distribution after potential new party: CHP could fall to 5th place

It is stated that the distribution of seats in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey could be reshaped by the emergence of a new party, which is rumored to be formed from within the CHP. According to the shared forecast table, the 'New Party,' which is alleged to be established by Özgür Özel, is projected to become the main opposition in Parliament with 93 deputies.

In this scenario, it is stated that the number of CHP deputies would drop to 42, and the party could fall to fifth place in the rankings, behind the AK Party, the New Party, the DEM Party, and the MHP. The table was presented as a current estimated distribution based on a total of 592 deputies.

ESTIMATED DISTRIBUTION

In the shared estimated seat distribution, the AK Party ranks first with 277 deputies. While 93 seats are projected for the New Party, the DEM Party is listed with 56, the MHP with 46, and the CHP with 42 deputies.

In the table, where it is estimated that the İYİ Party will be represented with 29 seats, the Yeni Yol Party with 20, and independent deputies with 10, the Yeniden Refah Party and HÜDA PAR are listed with 4 seats each, TİP with 3, and the DBP and the Labor Party with 2 seats each. One seat each is shown for the Saadet Party, the DSP, and the Democrat Party.

News Source: 12punto