The remarkable finding on foreign election results: Erdogan is in more countries…

In foreign polls, Erdogan came first with more than 1 million votes, topping 57 percent, but he was sorely disappointed in some countries.

The distribution of 1,628,964 votes used abroad drew attention… Erdogan received the highest votes in Europe from Belgium with 72.31 percent and Austria with 71.93 percent.

Erdogan, who got 65.40% of the vote in Germany, received 68.39% from the Netherlands, 58.07% from Denmark and 64.24% from France.

While Erdogan received 95.44 percent of the vote from Lebanon, 76.22 percent from the Turks in Egypt, 88.65 percent from Jordan and 73.61 percent from Saudi Arabia.

IF THE LEVEL OF EDUCATION AND INCOME IS HIGH…

In countries where Turks are more educated and have higher incomes, Erdogan’s votes have dropped considerably. President Erdogan, 4.42 percent of Turks in Portugal, 3.78 percent of those living in Estonia; 7.53 percent from Ireland; He received 8.61 percent of the Poles’ votes.

Most of the Turks here are Turks who, after some education, find jobs as managers or clerks or go to a work group.

COUNTRIES WHERE ERDOĞAN RECEIVES FEW VOTES

Other countries where Erdogan fell below 50 percent were as follows:
– USA 16.2 percent
– Australia 42.35%
– Bahrain 24.25 percent
– Belarus 24.61 percent
– United Arab Emirates 30%
– England 18.25 percent
Brazil 23.26 percent
– Bulgaria 24.30 percent
– Czech Republic 7.70 percent
– People’s Republic of China 24.08 percent
– Spain 16.09 percent
– Switzerland 40.33%
– Sweden 44 percent
– Canada 17.65%
– Montenegro 12.93 percent
– Korea 17.27 percent
– Lithuania 11.72 percent
– Thailand 13.21 percent
– Nigerian 44.20 percent
– Russia 37.95 percent
– Slovakia 15.10 percent
– Tanzania 44.80 percent
– Greece 16.98 percent
– New Zealand 13.97 percent

KILIÇDAROĞLU TAKES MORE COUNTRIES

The number of countries where Erdogan received low votes was more than Kılıçdaroğlu. In other words, Kılıçdaroğlu surpassed Erdogan in the majority of voting countries. However, since he received a large number of votes from Germany, France, Belgium and the Netherlands, where the majority of Turks live, he surpassed Kılıçdaroğlu to close to 58 percent overall abroad.