It was learned that AKP administrators in Qileban district called headperson and rangers and said, "When you vote, you will take foto your vote and send it at us."
Voting presidential candidate Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu said,: "I invite all our citizens to the ballot box so that real democracy can come to this country in order to get rid of the pressure."
CHP MP Ali Şeker, who opposes men who want to vote instead of women, was attacked in Riha.
The police in Mêrdîn, who removed the lawyers from the ballot boxes and asked if there were AKP witnesses in the ballot boxes, are collecting witnesses for the AKP. In some ballot boxes, collective voting is used.
A report was kept regarding the folded envelopes that were detected to have been brought from outside in Yalova.
Green Left Party Co-Spokespersons Çiğdem Kılıçgün Uçar and İbrahim Akın, who voted for the presidential elections, called on the voters to "vote and protect the ballot boxes".
Voting for the Presidential second round of elections started at 08:00. Vote counting will begin at the ballot boxes that will close at 17:00.
Oktay Dönmez, a bomb disposal expert in the TAF, who murdered lawyer Dilara Yıldız in Tuzla, was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment and 20 years in prison.
M.D., who attempted to sexually abuse a 3-year-old child in Haliliye district, was arrested in the courthouse to which he was transferred.
The Saturday Mothers, who wanted to go out to Galatasaray Square despite the AYM's "respectable" decisions for their demonstrations, were once again detained by the police in the 28th anniversary protest.
Pointing out that the May 28 elections may be the last election in Turkey, HDP former Co-Chair Selahattin Demirtaş said, “Do not leave alone, friends. Vote for Kılıçdaroğlu, let Türkiye breathe”.
Women who describe the AKP-MHP government as "misogynistic" said: "We will replace it with the strength we derive from our struggle, anger and hope that we have not lost in the Presidential run-off elections to be held on Sunday."
While "the future of the defendants" was the reason for the postponement of the fine given to the police officers who beat two people, one of them a child, wearing local Kurdish clothes, in Nisêbîn, lawyer Lokman Emen evaluated the decision as “the result of a 100-year policy of impunity”.
Ferit Ak's request to be transferred to a prison close to his family has not been answered for 4 years.
A young man named İbrahim Halil Keser in Dilok was arrested for allegedly making “terrorist propaganda” in a social media post.