2024 Antalya mayoral election

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2024 Antalya mayoral elections
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← 201931 March 2024
Part of the 2024 Turkish local elections 		2029 →
Turnout78.5% (Decrease2.svg 6.7 pp)
Metropolitan Municipality
  Muhittin Bocek - Hobifest - 20.5.17 (cropped).jpg Hakan Tutuncu - 18.12.23a (cropped).jpg
Nominee Muhittin Böcek Hakan Tütüncü
Party CHP AK Party
Alliance People
Popular vote706,877580,891
Percentage48.71%40.03%
District Municipalities
All 19 municipal districts of Antalya
PartySeats+/–
CHP 16+7
AK Party 2−4
DP 1+1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Antalya2024Yerel-Multilang.svg
  Districts won by CHP
  Districts won by AK Party
  Districts won by DP
Mayor of Antalya beforeMayor of Antalya after
Muhittin Böcek
CHP 		Muhittin Böcek
CHP

Mayoral elections were held in the Turkish province of Antalya as part of nationwide local elections on 31 March 2024. 20 mayors were elected, 19 for each of the districts of Antalya, and one for the Antalya Metropolitan Municipality.

Contents

The incumbent mayor of the metropolitan municipality, Muhittin Böcek, retained his position with a plurality.

Candidates

For the metropolitan municipality, 27 candidates have registered for the role. [1] The most popular candidates in Antalya are the incumbent Mayor Muhittin Böcek and Hakan Tütüncü, the candidate of the largest party in Turkey. The other candidates include:

Opinion Polls

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size CHP AK PARTY İYİ DEM ZP YRP OthersLead
March GENAR ?43,745,73,721,71,81,42
25-26 March ORC 2.72044,5397,35,9——3,35,5
12-26 March Avrasya ?43,341,7————151,6
21-25 March Areda Survey 4.3584442,33,74,92,71,50,81,7
18-24 March ALF 3.20038,540,79,16,5——5,22,2
20-22 March Pollstar 3.00037,644,37,15,7——5,36,7
13-18 March ASAL 1.50041,439,66,94,11,92,53,61,8
1-15 March ADA 1.50041,544,25,8———8,52,7
21 February-4 March MAK 1.91034417721,52,57
1-2 March Özdemir 8.44440,542,34,15,12,92,72,41,8
18-20 February Optimar 2.50046,645,12,91,50,72,50,71,5
2024
September ASAL 1.76437,33410,62,1——16,33,3
2023
31 March 2019 2019 election 1.411.01150,646,3————3,14,3
Districts

Alanya

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size MHP İYİ CHP OthersLead
23-26 March Pi-Ar 1.40031,237.3283.56,1
20-23 March ORC 1.50030,238,127,14,67,9
2024
31 March 2019 2019 election 163.29157,636,2—6,221,4

Döşemealtı

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size CHP AK PARTY İYİ DEM OthersLead
20-23 March ORC 85039,2426,93,58,42,8
2024
31 March 2019 2019 election 38.36048,748,5——2,80,2

Kaş

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size AK PARTY CHP WPT İYİ DP OthersLead
26 March Kırmızı Kare 11.51652,839,85,12,3——13
2024
31 March 2019 2019 election 38.05142,934,9——21,01,28

Kepez

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size AK PARTY CHP DEM İYİ OthersLead
20-23 March ORC 1.65038,442,17,26,55,83,7
2024
31 March 2019 2019 election 297.90650,444,6——55,8

Konyaaltı

Fieldwork datePolling firmSample size CHP AK PARTY WPT İYİ OthersLead
20-23 March ORC 1.74049,623,210,910,45,926,4
2024
31 March 2019 2019 election 95.85866,830,8——2,436

Results

The CHP held the metropolitan municipality mayorship and won mayorships in 16 district municipalities. The AK Party on the other hand only won mayorships in 2 districts. The Democrat Party only won the Kumluca district mayorship. MHP, the DSP and İYİ failed to win any municipalities. [2] [3]

Antalya Metropolitan Municipality

CandidatePartyVotes [4] [5] Percentage (%)
Muhittin Böcek CHP 706,87748.7%
Hakan Tütüncü AK Party 580,89140.0%
Kemal Bülbül DEM Party 45,0703.1%
Nesrin Ünal İYİ Party 38,8762.7%
Oğuz Ersöz ZP 24,1281.7%
Ümit Özkurt YRP 17,1231.2%
Hasan Hüsein Ataşoğlu DP 8,4230.6%
Mehmet İlteber Bahadır BTP 4,6900.3%
Nazlı Ece Mutlu TKP 2,8090.2%
Kıvanç Çetinkaya DEVA Party 2,3180.2%
Elif Bilen Taş EMEP 2,2790.2%
Independent candidatesN/A2,1770.2%
Abdulbaki Özdemir HÜDA PAR 1,9920.1%
Hakan Şaklar DSP 1,3690.1%
Serdar Üsküplü VP 1,2510.1%
Ayhan Uzun AB Party 9800.1%
Sadettin Gündüz Millet Party 9200.1%
Osman Koç AP 9130.1%
Sultan Bayram HAK-PAR 7150.0%
Nimet Çakılkaya TKH 6790.0%
Mevlüt Yakışıklı Milli Yol 5180.0%
Total1,444,998100%

Akseki

Source: [6]

PartyCandidateVotes%
CHP İlkay Akca 3,758 46.35
AK Party İbrahim Özkan3,74046.13
Memleket Mustafa Kavasoğlu1832.26
İYİ Ali Kartal1391.71
YRP Tufan Meyuk811
SAADET Tahsin Arslan790.97
Victory Party (Turkey) Cemil Zıngal700.86
DP Fatih Öztürk170.21
BTP Esmagül Taşpınar150.19
DSP Berke Ertem130.16
Free Cause Party Zülküf Elaltunkara120.15
Patriotic Recep Deveci10.01
Total votes8,108 100.00
Turnout 8,73884
Registered electors 10,403
CHP gain from AK Party

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References

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