Social Reconciliation Reform and Development Party [SEP] inception
Social Reconciliation Reform and Development Party
The Social Reconciliation Reform and Development Party (, TURK PARTİ) is 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 gets 72,701 votes in the election.
not field candidates this time round included the Anatolia Party (ANAPAR), the Homeland Party (YURT-P), the Social Reconciliation Reform and Development Party (TURK-P) and the Rights and Justice Party (HAP). The TURK-P submitted their candidate lists before the deadline but was barred from running due to a complaint made by the AKP, which claimed that the TURK-P's logo was too similar to their own and thus confused voters. The Centre Party submitted their candidate lists but later decided