Social Reconciliation Reform and Development Party

Political party in Turkey

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The Social Reconciliation Reform and Development Party (Turkish: Toplumsal Uzlaşma Reform ve Kalkınma Partisi, TURK PARTİ) was a Turkish political party founded by Ahmet Eyüp Özgüç on 2010, adopting the principles of a democratic state of law.

The TURK party announced that they would participate in the June 2015 general election. The party got 72,701 votes in the election.

Political parties in Turkey

Parties represented in the Parliament
Justice and Development Party (264) Republican People's Party (129) Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party (57) Nationalist Movement Party (49) Good Party (38) Felicity Party (20) Democracy and Progress Party (15) New Welfare Party (5) Workers' Party of Turkey (4) Free Cause Party (4) Democrat Party (3) Democratic Regions Party (2) Labour Party (2) Democratic Left Party (1)

Minor parties (without representation above local level)
Alternative and Change Party AS Party Association for Defence of National Rights Movement Party Centre Party Communist Movement of Turkey Communist Party Communist Party of Turkey Conservative Ascension Party Crescent Star Party Democracy Time Party Freedom and Socialism Party Future Party Great Unity Party Green Party Homeland Party (2002) Homeland Party (2021) Independent Republican Party Independent Turkey Party Justice Party Labourist Movement Party Left Party Liberal Democratic Party Motherland Party Nation and Justice Party Nation Party National Party National Struggle Party Party for Change in Turkey Patriotic Party Peoples' Democratic Party People's Liberation Party Pirate Party Revolutionary Socialist Workers' Party Revolutionary Workers' Party Rights and Freedoms Party Rights and Justice Party Social Freedom Party Socialist Liberation Party Socialist Party of the Oppressed Socialist Refoundation Party Socialist Workers' Party of Turkey True Path Party Women's Party Workers' Peasants' Party of Turkey Victory Party Young Party

Minor parties (without representation above local level)