Scandalous footage in Şanlıurfa's Halfeti district! Pre-marked ballots for AKP found
As voting continues in the March 31 Local Elections, scandalous footage has emerged from Şanlıurfa. The footage shows numerous ballots already marked in favor of the AKP.
In Şanlıurfa, where many reports of fighting have emerged during the March 31 Local Elections, ballots marked in favor of the AKP have now been discovered.
"THERE ARE MANY MORE VOTES WE COULD NOT REACH"
In the footage shared by journalist Muhammed Vefa, a member of the New Welfare Party (YRP) is seen saying the following:
"This is our Halfeti district in Şanlıurfa. As you can see, our friends have brought us votes marked in favor of the AK Party. Of course, they know they cannot win, but they are resorting to all kinds of dirty tricks.
These are votes that were marked 2-3 days ago. These votes are intended to be used in Halfeti. We were able to reach a few of them, but there are many more votes we could not reach."
Scandalous footage in Şanlıurfa's Halfeti district! Pre-marked ballots for AKP foundhttps://t.co/rlCJWAawYV pic.twitter.com/8yYuhKO0wP
— 12punto (@12puntocomtr) March 31, 2024
WHAT IS THE LATEST SITUATION IN HALFETİ?
In the 2019 Local Elections, AKP candidate Şeref Albayrak reached a vote share of 54.92 percent. In the March 31 Local Elections, the incumbent mayor, AKP's Şeref Albayrak, and YRP's Nihat Arslan are competing in the region.
Additionally, DEM Party candidate Mehmet Karayılan and İYİ Party candidate Hasan Durmaz are also among the candidates.
News Source: 12punto
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