Erdogan won the Turkish presidential election

After the constitutional change in governance structure in Turkey, it was held together for the first time in the elections of the presidential and parliamentary elections. Presidential candidate Recep Tayyip Erdogan has won the presidential election. In private results, Erdogan got 53 percent of the votes. His nearest rival, Muharram Inj, got 31 percent votes.

Meanwhile, Erdogan's team of Justice and Development (AK) Party-led coalition won majority in parliamentary elections. At the end of the 96 percent vote count, they got 55 percent votes in parliament. Although the parliamentary elections were jointly won, the party's monopoly has ended in parliament. Now they will need the support of their alliance partner MHP to make a decision based on the majority in the parliament. To get the majority needed for a constitutional change, the main opposition coalition, or Kurdish-backed party HDP, will need support.

Erdogan had to be voted in the second round if he did not get more than 50 percent votes. After 15 days, he had to fight with Muhrram Enjes alone. As the winner of the presidential election now, supporters of Erdogan in Turkish cities in the city are celebrating the joy. At night, they celebrate victory by singing a dancing ball.

The ruling Reception of Turkey Erdogan is very popular in Turkey, but analysts say it will face the most difficult challenge this time. Because the recent gathering of Ingestion was a massive public gathering, that idea was strengthened.

Erdogan is competing for the second term as the president. The President has given new and comprehensive powers to the changes he made in the Turkish constitution. Erdogan was Prime Minister for 11 years before becoming president in 2014.

Meanwhile, in an effort to overthrow the party's government, a successful coup in Turkey in 2016 is a coup. Since then, the state of emergency is underway.