British media: Turkish general election will enter the run-off election because no candidate has won more than half of the votes.

[British media: as no candidate gets more than half of the votes, Turkey's general election will enter the run-off] May 15, according to the latest news from the Guardian on the 15th, Ahmed Yerner, head of Turkey's Supreme Election Commission, said on the same day that as the country's presidential election has counted more than 99% of the votes, incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan won 49.4% of the votes. Kemal Klechdalou, a candidate from the "National Union" camp of six opposition parties, won 44.96 per cent of the vote. Independent candidate Augen received 5.2% of the vote. Reported that as the two leading candidates did not get more than 50% of the vote, the result strongly indicates that the election will be held on May 28 second round run-off election.