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YENİ Party announces member count

In an announcement on its social media account, the YENİ Party reported that it has reached 503 thousand 27 members within 15 days.

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YENİ Party announces member count

The YENİ Party has shared current data regarding its organization and membership recruitment efforts with the public. In a statement made on the party's official social media account, it was stated that the number of members reached 503 thousand 27 in a 15-day period.

Graphic announcing that YENİ Party reached 503 thousand 27 members in 15 days on a red background.

While the phrase “We built it together, we will grow it together!” was highlighted in the post, it was stated, “We continue to grow with our 503 thousand 27 members who add strength to our power on the path to government.”

The party called on citizens, saying, “Come, become a member, have a say and be a decision-maker!” The address “uyelik.yeni-parti.org.tr” was also shared in the announcement for membership procedures.

YENİ Party Spokesperson Zeynel Emre had also stated in a press conference following the Central Executive Board (MYK) meeting chaired by Chairman Özgür Özel that membership procedures were continuing rapidly.

Pointing to the upcoming district congresses, Emre had used the expressions, “We are making this call once again; become a member as soon as possible because those who become members by the 26th of the month will be able to vote in the district congresses we plan to initiate.”

The party leadership states that they aim for the district and provincial presidencies as well as the general chairmanship election to be shaped by the participation of members in the new term.


News Source: 12punto

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