Turkey › Ağrı › Tutak › Yenikoy Yenikoy · Tutak · Ağrı Highlights Latest Parliament (MP) (2023): YEŞİL SOL PARTİ most votes · 64.7% 31 MARCH 2024 PROVINCIAL COUNCIL 2024-03-31 · 1 ballot boxes · 99 voters · 55.6% turnout · 52 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent DEM Parti 17 32.7% AK PARTİ 17 32.7% İYİ PARTİ 8 15.4% BAĞIMSIZ 2 3.9% SAADET 2 3.9% MHP 2 3.9% CHP 2 3.9% YENİDEN REFAH 1 1.9% BTP 1 1.9%
28 MAY 2023 PRESIDENT (Round 2) 2023-05-28 · 1 ballot boxes · 82 voters · 59.8% turnout · 46 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent RECEP TAYYİP ERDOĞAN 26 56.5% KEMAL KILIÇDAROĞLU 20 43.5%
14 MAY 2023 28. TERM MP 2023-05-14 · 1 ballot boxes · 80 voters · 70.0% turnout · 51 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent YEŞİL SOL PARTİ 33 64.7% AK PARTİ 9 17.6% MHP 4 7.8% MEMLEKET 1 2.0% HKP 1 2.0% CHP 1 2.0% SOL PARTİ 1 2.0% İYİ PARTİ 1 2.0%
14 MAY 2023 PRESIDENT (Round 1) 2023-05-14 · 1 ballot boxes · 80 voters · 70.0% turnout · 54 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent KEMAL KILIÇDAROĞLU 38 70.4% RECEP TAYYİP ERDOĞAN 16 29.6%
31 MARCH 2019 PROVINCIAL COUNCIL 2019-03-31 · 1 ballot boxes · 71 voters · 64.8% turnout · 43 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent AK PARTİ 32 74.4% HDP 9 20.9% CHP 1 2.3% MHP 1 2.3%
24 JUNE 2018 27. TERM MP 2018-06-24 · 1 ballot boxes · 69 voters · 82.6% turnout · 53 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent HDP 34 64.2% AK PARTİ 14 26.4% CHP 3 5.7% İYİ PARTİ 2 3.8%
24 JUNE 2018 PRESIDENT 2018-06-24 · 1 ballot boxes · 69 voters · 82.6% turnout · 52 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent SELAHATTİN DEMİRTAŞ 35 67.3% RECEP TAYYİP ERDOĞAN 14 26.9% TEMEL KARAMOLLAOĞLU 1 1.9% MERAL AKŞENER 1 1.9% MUHARREM İNCE 1 1.9%
16 APRIL 2017 REFERENDUM 2017-04-16 · 1 ballot boxes · 75 voters · 98.7% turnout · 69 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent EVET 64 92.8% HAYIR 5 7.2%
01 NOVEMBER 2015 26. TERM MP 2015-11-01 · 1 ballot boxes · 75 voters · 77.3% turnout · 58 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent HDP 40 69.0% AK PARTİ 15 25.9% CHP 2 3.5% MHP 1 1.7%
07 JUNE 2015 25. TERM MP 2015-06-07 · 1 ballot boxes · 82 voters · 98.8% turnout · 81 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent HDP 73 90.1% AK PARTİ 5 6.2% HKP 1 1.2% MHP 1 1.2% CHP 1 1.2%
10 AUGUST 2014 PRESIDENT 2014-08-10 · 1 ballot boxes · 90 voters · 71.1% turnout · 63 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent SELAHATTİN DEMİRTAŞ 43 68.2% RECEP TAYYİP ERDOĞAN 20 31.8%
30 MARCH 2014 PROVINCIAL COUNCIL 2014-03-30 · 1 ballot boxes · 90 voters · 87.8% turnout · 76 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent SAADET 37 48.7% BDP 26 34.2% AK PARTİ 10 13.2% MHP 2 2.6% LDP 1 1.3%
12 JUNE 2011 24. TERM MP 2011-06-12 · 1 ballot boxes · 90 voters · 81.1% turnout · 73 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent AK PARTİ 39 53.4% BAĞIMSIZ ADAY 1 28 38.4% CHP 3 4.1% BBP 1 1.4% MHP 1 1.4% TKP 1 1.4%
12 SEPTEMBER 2010 REFERENDUM 2010-09-12 · 1 ballot boxes · 93 voters · 83.9% turnout · 77 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent EVET 75 97.4% HAYIR 2 2.6%
29 MARCH 2009 PROVINCIAL COUNCIL 2009-03-29 · 1 ballot boxes · 92 voters · 95.7% turnout · 84 valid votes
Party/Candidate Votes Percent BAĞIMSIZ 33 39.3% AK PARTİ 19 22.6% DTP 15 17.9% SAADET 14 16.7% CHP 1 1.2% TKP 1 1.2% DSP 1 1.2%
How Yenikoy votes With 80 voters on the roll at the 2023 parliamentary election, Yenikoy stands 61st among the 85 localities of Tutak, and its votes were cast at one ballot box.
56 people voted at that election. Yeşil Sol Parti took the most votes with 33; AK Parti followed with 9. Yeşil Sol Parti's share here is 13.0 points above the district average. In the presidential runoff, 26 of 46 valid votes went to Recep Tayyip Erdoğan — 14.8 points above the district average. At the 2017 referendum 64 of 69 valid votes were 'yes' — 36.2 points above the district average.
First place has changed hands 6 times here since 2009. At the 2024 local election AK Parti and DEM Parti finished level, on 17 votes each. At the 2024 local election the neighborhood went to AK Parti with 17 votes, while Tutak as a whole was won by DEM Parti. Turnout at the 2024 local election was 55.6%, 18.3 points below the district average.