Yeni Şafak's election page and simulation now online

As the Nov. 1 elections are approaching, almost everyone including voters are crunching numbers over the distribution of deputies in Parliament.

So which party will secure what number of seats in Parliament depending on their

shares?

Yeni Şafak answers these question with the help of

available on its exclusive election page.

The page featuring the results of the latest opinion polls also includes the results and map of past elections.

Using Yeni Şafak's election simulation, you can see how many seats each party will secure in Parliament based on their share of votes

You can see the probable deputy distribution in Parliament by determining party vote rates on the election simulation created for the Nov. 1, 2015 general elections.

Using the simulation, you can find the answer to many questions, like coming to power alone, coalition, the situation in the event a party fails to pass the threshold, etc.

How does the

work?

Specify the vote rate by moving right or left the cursor under the party names. You can also enter the rate manually in the box. After entering the rates for Turkey in general or on a provincial basis, click the calculation icon to see the likely number of seats each party will secure in Parliament.

Access the stories and detailed results of past elections with a single

You can also see on Yeni Şafak's election page the results and stories of past elections in detail on the map of Turkey. You will find the stories of each of the 18 elections starting from the 1946 elections, in which there was a shift from a single-party system to the multi-party democratic order, all on this page featuring exclusive photographs.

Also for now you can see all details of the 1983, 1987, 1991, 1995, 1999, 2002, 2007, 2011 and June 7, 2015 general elections on the map of Turkey.