On average the number of registered voters increased (from 2014) by 8.13 percent, per district.pic.twitter.com/f6vrjHZod2
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On average AKP+MHP share decreased by about 7 percentage point per district compared to 2014 results. In the east (SE+E), on average it INCREASED by 2 percentage point. In the rest it DECREASED by 11 percentage point. 
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In districts where the number of registered voters increased by more than 30%, AKP+MHP share increased by 6.86 percentage point. In these districts AKP+MHP got 60% support on average in 2019.
In the rest, AKP+MHP decreased their vote share by 7.96 percentage point on average.Show this thread -
The districts with more than 30 percent increase in the number of registered voters:pic.twitter.com/eBOfYfFxVQ
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Bivariate relationship between the percent increase in the number of registered voters and the AKP+MHP share difference since 2014:pic.twitter.com/YoBBNdyDE0
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So two important questions to be answered: 1. What explains AKP+MHP's unusual increase in the east, WHILE decline in the rest? 2. What explains AKP+MHP's unusual increase in the districts which experienced highest increase in the # of registered voters since 2014?
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