Murat Tolga Özsoy Wins Second Term as Kayseri Bar President
Incumbent Özsoy secured 1,244 votes, defeating Özden Ertan and Göksel Ulusoy in the October 11 election.
KEY POINTS
- Incumbent Murat Tolga Özsoy won re-election as Kayseri Bar President.
- Özsoy received 1,244 votes; Göksel Ulusoy 865; Özden Ertan 189.
- 3,309 lawyers were eligible to vote; voting ended at 17:00 on Oct 11.
- Candidates characterized the race as democratic and respectful.
- Counting for other bar bodies continued after the presidential result.
Voting in the Kayseri Bar Association presidential election concluded at 5:00 PM on October 11, with 3,309 lawyers eligible to cast ballots. Three candidates contested the race: incumbent Murat Tolga Özsoy on the yellow list, Özden Ertan on the red list, and Göksel Ulusoy on the white list.
Unofficial results show Özsoy winning a second term with 1,244 votes. Göksel Ulusoy placed second with 865 votes, while Özden Ertan received 189 votes. The count for management board, disciplinary, audit, and Union of Turkish Bar Associations delegates continued into the evening.
“A new term, the Kayseri Bar Association has once again entrusted itself to me.”
All three candidates described the campaign as democratic and collegial. Özsoy thanked the bar members for their renewed confidence, while Ulusoy and Ertan congratulated the winning team and wished the new term success.
14 more sources below
TOPICS
COMMENTS (0)
No comments yet. Be the first.
RELATED STORIES
US inflation climbs to 3.7% as fuel costs surge before midterms
Consumer prices rose faster than expected in September, driven by gasoline and energy costs linked to the Iran war.
Ukraine hits Sberbank data center as Starlink limits and missed U.S. warnings hamper defense
Kyiv faces Russian missile strikes without alerts while SpaceX restricts military Starshield access amid Trump pressure.
Iran shifts tactics against ships in Hormuz to pressure oil prices before US vote
Tehran uses small boats for targeting and plans to expand attacks beyond the strait, officials tell Reuters.
This page was compiled with AI assistance from the outlets named above and passed an automated language check before publication. Montegre has no reporters of its own; the byline names the outlets the story was compiled from. Method and editorial standards