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Like other observers of Turkish politics, I was stunned on November 1 when the ruling Justice and Development Party (Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi, or AKP) was reported to have increased its share of the national vote since the last round of elections in June 2015 by 9 percent and its share of parliamentary seats by 11 percent. The polls had consistently shown the four major parties winning about the same number of seats as in June. This made intuitive sense; they represent mutually hostile outlooks (Islamist, leftist, Kurdish, nationalist), making substantial movement between them in under five months highly unlikely.

http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/426504/turkey-election-results-fraud

Erdogan Gang Heist - Election Fraud in Turkey Nov 1

The Erdoan gang, also known as the AK Party (AKP), stole the snap elections held in Turkey on Sunday, November 1. (Image: thierry ehrmann)

This was a make-or-break election for Turkish President Recep Erdoan. Any outcome other than single party rule by the AKP threatened Erdan with prosecution for well-documented financial crimes and support for terrorists in Syria. Against the record of recent elections and against public opinion polling results, AKP increased it vote share over the June elections just enough to assure an absolute majority in parliament. The would-be Sultan was saved, at least for now.

The implications for Turkey are profound. The lessons learned about the decline of the rulers and elites in Europe and the United States are of great interest as well.

To believe that Erdoan's AKP won the election, you need to believe the following.

AKP party support increased 16% above the public opinion poll predictions and 20% over the June general election total.

From June 7 through the last polls before the November elections, AKP public polling showed the AKP at a around 42% of the electorate. Nothing material happened in the last two weeks of the campaign to cause a rallying to AKP, yet the party support increased 16% above the poll predictions and 20% over the June general election total.

http://www.opednews.com/articles/Erdogan-Gang-Heist--Elect-by-Michael-Collins-Fraudulent-Elections_Kurd_Recep-Tayyip-Erdogan_Syrian-Situation-151102-103.html

Fear, violence and desire for stability hand AKP victory

Turkey’s ruling party has staged a strong comeback in the elections. It will form a single party government and may now be impregnable

http://www.middleeasteye.net/columns/fear-violence-and-desire-stability-hand-akp-victory-turkey-polls-481409583

Election Day in Turkey: Ballots, Watchdogs, and Fraud

AKP will Erdogans Macht in der Türkei ausbauen

http://www.heise.de/tp/news/AKP-will-Erdogans-Macht-in-der-Tuerkei-ausbauen-2869071.html

AKP has seized the power and will escalate the war

Describing the period since after June 7 election as a "political coup", KCK said AKP didn't win the election but seized the power, and will escalate its war against the Kurdish Freedom Movement and democracy forces in Turkey.

http://anfenglish.com/news/kck-akp-has-seized-the-power-and-will-escalate-the-war

Election Day in Turkey: Ballots, Watchdogs, and Fraud

VICE News correspondant Tim Pool went to Istanbul to check out polling stations and the city's main election center. He found a largely analog election process, vulnerable to all kinds of voter fraud—citizen watchdog groups are the only line of defense against widespread election rigging. Tim caught up with one of these organizations, Vote & Beyond, as it monitored the elections.

http://www.vice.com/video/election-day-in-turkey-ballots-watchdogs-and-fraud

Türkei: Erdogans beste Feinde

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOYLujLLr2I