Malatya (electoral district)

Malatya
Malatya
electoral district; for the Grand National Assembly of Turkey
	Malatya shown within Turkey
Province	Malatya
Electorate	503,323
Current electoral district
Created	1920
Seats	6; Historical 7 (1995-2011); 6 (1961-1995); 9 (1957-1961); 12 (1954-1957);
MPs	List Mahmut Mücahit Fındıklı AKP; Mustafa Şahin AKP; Öznur Çalık AKP; Hüseyin Cemal Akın AKP; Ömer Faruk Öz AKP; Veli Ağbaba CHP;
Turnout at last election	87.11%
	Representation
AK Party	5 / 6
CHP	1 / 6
	Politics of Turkey; Political parties; ; Elections previous; next; ;

Malatya is an electoral district of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey. It elects six members of parliament (deputies) to represent the province of the same name for a four-year term by the D'Hondt method, a party-list proportional representation system.

Members

Population reviews of each electoral district are conducted before each general election, which can lead to certain districts being granted a smaller or greater number of parliamentary seats. At the last election Malatya's seat allocation fell to six, having been at seven since 1995.

MPs for Malatya, 1999 onwards
Seat	1999 (21st parliament)	2002 (22nd parliament)	2007 (23rd parliament)		2011 (24th parliament)	June 2015 (25th parliament)
Seat	1999 (21st parliament)	2002 (22nd parliament)	2007 (23rd parliament)		2011 (24th parliament)	June 2015 (25th parliament)
1	Recai Kutan FP	Ahmet Münir Erkal AK Party	Mahmut Mücahit Fındıklı AK Party			Taha Özhan AK Party
2	Oğuzhan Asiltürk FP	Fuat Ölmeztoprak AK Party			Mustafa Şahin AK Party
3	Yaşar Canbay FP	Ali Osman Başkurt AK Party	Öznur Çalık AK Party
4	Miraç Akdoğan Anavatan	Miraç Akdoğan AK Party	Mehmet Şahin AK Party		Hüseyin Cemal Akın AK Party	Nurettin Yaşar AK Party
5	Basri Coşkun MHP	Süleyman Sarıbaş AK Party	Ömer Faruk Öz AK Party			Bülent Tüfenkci AK Party
6	Namık Hakan Durhan MHP	Ferit Mevlüt Aslanoğlu CHP			Veli Ağbaba CHP
7	Tevfik Ahmet Özal^[1] Independent / Anavatan	Muharrem Kılıç CHP	İhsan Koca AK Party	No seat

General elections

2011

Unelected candidates in small text.

2011 Turkish general election: Malatya^[2]
List		Candidates	Votes	Of total (%)	± from prev.
	AK Party	Mahmut Mücahit Fındıklı, Mustafa Şahin, Öznur Çalık, Hüseyin Cemal Akın, Ömer Faruk Öz	294,645	67.99
	CHP	Veli Ağbaba	85,646	19.76
	MHP	None elected	35,293	8.14
	Independent	None elected	5474	1.26
	HAS Party	None elected	4120	0.95	N/A
	SAADET	None elected	3301	0.76
	Büyük Birlik	None elected	1980	0.46
	DP	None elected	1378	0.32
	MP	None elected	415	0.10
	DSP	None elected	348	0.08	'"`UNIQ−−ref−0000000A−QINU`"'
	TKP	None elected	304	0.07
	DYP	None elected	291	0.07
	Nationalist Conservative	None elected	182	0.04
	HEPAR	None elected	0
	Liberal Democrat	None elected	0
	Labour	None elected	0
Turnout			433,377	87.11

June 2015

Abbr.		Party	Votes	%
	AKP	Justice and Development Party	257,512	58.6%
	CHP	Republican People's Party	72,917	16.6%
	MHP	Nationalist Movement Party	50,091	11.4%
	HDP	Peoples' Democratic Party	34,765	7.9%
		Other	24,018	5.5%
Total			439,303
Turnout			84.30
source: YSK

November 2015

Abbr.		Party	Votes	%
	AKP	Justice and Development Party	309,173	67.9%
	CHP	Republican People's Party	69,808	15.3%
	MHP	Nationalist Movement Party	42,138	9.3%
	HDP	Peoples' Democratic Party	25,584	5.6%
		Other	8,781	1.9%
Total			455,484
Turnout			86.34
source: YSK

2018

Abbr.		Party	Votes	%
	AKP	Justice and Development Party	254,970	53.3%
	CHP	Republican People's Party	79,605	16.6%
	MHP	Nationalist Movement Party	77,413	16.2%
	HDP	Peoples' Democratic Party	32,081	6.7%
	IYI	Good Party	20,347	4.3%
		Other	14,270	3%
Total			478,686
Turnout			87.72
source: YSK

Presidential elections

2014

Presidential Election 2014: Malatya^[4]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	AK Party	Recep Tayyip Erdoğan	285,388	70.27
	Independent	Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu	99,113	24.40
	HDP	Selahattin Demirtaş	21,633	5.33
Total votes			406,134	100.00
Rejected ballots			6,278	1.52
Turnout			412,412	78.16
	Recep Tayyip Erdoğan win

References

^ Ran as an independent. Joined Anavatan in June 2002, shortly before the next election.
^ [1] Turkish electoral commission
^ DSP in 2011 is compared to CHP in 2007, under whose list it ran that year
^ 2014 il bazında aday oyları Yüksek Seçim Kurulu (in Turkish) ^{[dead link]}

38°30′N 38°00′E / 38.500°N 38.000°E / 38.500; 38.000

[1] Ran as an independent. Joined Anavatan in June 2002, shortly before the next election.

[2] [1] Turkish electoral commission

[3] DSP in 2011 is compared to CHP in 2007, under whose list it ran that year

[4] 2014 il bazında aday oyları Yüksek Seçim Kurulu (in Turkish) ^{[dead link]}

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