Turkey’s 2024 local elections changed both the national vote ranking and the map of local control. The sequence moves from vote share to province winners, then to administrative control.
National vote share
The first view compares 2024 vote share with each party’s change since 2019.
CHP led the national municipal vote and improved on its 2019 result. Reading share and change together separates party size from momentum.
Province winners
The map shows the opposition expanding beyond its usual western and metropolitan base.
The result extended beyond coastal and metropolitan provinces. Several Anatolian provinces changed hands, widening the opposition’s geographic base.
Control by administrative level
The final view separates vote share from the number of municipalities each party controls.
A party can lose major cities while retaining control in smaller municipalities. The final chart shows both changes at once.
Largest gain: CHP +7.65 pts
What to notice
- CHP led the national municipal vote and improved on 2019.
- Opposition gains extended beyond coastal and metropolitan provinces.
- Vote share and municipal control did not move in exactly the same way.
Data source: Supreme Election Council result tables and the local project datasets used to build the province map and comparison views.
