The First Round of the Adalar Deputy Mayor Election Has Been Completed.
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In the first round of the Adalar Municipality Deputy Mayor election, AKP candidate Kemal Türkyılmaz received five votes and CHP candidate Aytül Ekşiyan received four votes. The election proceeded to a second round.
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The election for acting mayor of Adalar Municipality will be held today. Prior to the election, it was reported that the restriction on a CHP council member, who was previously arrested and released but not reinstated to his position and therefore unable to vote, has been lifted. This information was provided by Özgür Çelik, the provincial chairman of the New Party.
Breaking news - Following the resignation of Adalar Municipality Deputy Mayor Medine Pamuk due to health reasons, the municipal council reconvened today at 10:00 AM to elect a new deputy mayor. The results of the second round of the deputy mayor election have been announced. AK Party candidate Kemal...
In the final round of the Adalar Municipality Deputy Mayor election, AK Party candidate Kemal Türkyılmaz received all 5 votes cast and was elected deputy mayor. Thus, the administration of Adalar Municipality passed from CHP to AK Party.
In the Adalar Municipality, the deputy mayor election was won by Kemal Türkyılmaz, the candidate of the AK Party. The previous deputy mayor, Medine Pamuk of the CHP, had resigned due to health problems. The article "Adalar Municipality Switches from CHP to AK Party" was first published on Serbestiyet.
The process of appointing an acting mayor, which began after the arrest of Adalar Mayor Ali Ercan Akpolat, has concluded. In the election held in the Municipal Council, the AKP candidate Kemal Türkyılmaz was elected acting mayor. In the first round, Türkyılmaz received 5 votes, while the CHP candidate Aytül Ekşiyan received 4 votes. In the second round, both candidates received 4 votes each, with 1 vote deemed invalid. Following the second round…
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