KEYDAL Seçim

Municipal Election Software

In a local election, readers look at their own municipality first. KEYDAL Seçim is a hosted results platform that presents the official results of local elections with province and district breakdowns, covering local elections from 2009 to 2024.

Coming soon · final pre-sale quality tests underway

What Does "Municipal Election Software" Mean?

This search can describe two different needs. The first is a results platform for news sites and publishers that want to present municipal election results to their readers. The second is software that runs mayoral candidates' campaigns, i.e. candidate and campaign software.

KEYDAL Seçim belongs to the first group: it is a publishing platform that makes official results readable. If you are looking for a solution for candidate campaigns, volunteer management or ballot box tracking, our municipal candidate software and observer and ballot box tracking software guides will be a better fit.

How Are Results Determined in a Municipal Election?

Municipal elections are held under Law No. 2972. The mayoral and council elections use different systems, and results software must show this difference correctly:

Elected officeSystemOn the results page
Metropolitan mayorThe candidate with the most votes wins.Province-wide results in the 30 provinces with metropolitan status.
Provincial and district mayorsThe candidate with the most votes wins.Winner and vote distribution for each municipality.
Municipal councilProportional representation, 10 percent threshold (Law No. 2972, Art. 2, Art. 32).Party-based vote and member distribution.

On the same day, provincial council members (in non-metropolitan provinces), neighborhood and village headmen and councils of elders are also elected.

What to Look for in Software for Municipal Results?

District-level detail

The story of a local election is written in the districts. An interface that can drill down from the province map to district detail lets readers find their own municipality in seconds.

Municipalities that changed hands

The headline of local election night is often "which municipality changed hands". KEYDAL Seçim's analysis of provinces that changed hands and its change view answer this question with data.

Four-term archive

The 2009, 2014, 2019 and 2024 local elections show how a municipality has changed over the years. In 2019 the Istanbul metropolitan mayoral election was re-run on 23 June 2019; details like this require the archive to be kept accurate.

What Does KEYDAL Seçim Offer?

What does KEYDAL Seçim offer?

Features described on the product page that are completed today:

  • 17+ real elections: presidential (2014-2023), parliamentary (1995-2023), local (2009-2024)
  • Interactive map: winner, turnout and change views; province-district detail and regional totals
  • Global party profile, province comparison, vote trends over time and provinces that changed hands
  • Admin panel: content and page-SEO editor, template-based draft generator from real data
  • Open read API and MCP server
  • Hosting is on us: installation, updates, security and scaling on the KEYDAL side

What you should know

  • Product is not yet on sale; final pre-sale quality tests are underway.
  • The announced results breakdown is at province and district level; we do not promise results at neighborhood or village headman level.
  • The real-time ballot box feed is designed as a separate feed and planned around election night.
  • For the calendar of the next local election, see our 2029 election software page.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the next municipal election?
Under Law No. 2972, Art. 8, local elections are held every five years, on the last Sunday of March of the election year. Since the last election was held on 31 March 2024, the regular date is 25 March 2029.
How is a mayor elected?
In mayoral and metropolitan mayoral elections, the candidate with the most votes wins. Municipal council members are determined by proportional representation with a 10 percent threshold (Law No. 2972).
Which local elections are on the platform?
It covers local elections from 2009 to 2024. For each it offers province and district detail, regional totals, province comparison and analysis of provinces that changed hands.
Does KEYDAL Seçim count votes or track observers?
No. KEYDAL Seçim is an election results publishing platform: it makes official results readable with province and district breakdowns. It does not count votes or track ballot box officials or observers. If you are looking for ballot box tracking for parties and candidates, you can check our observer and ballot box tracking software guide for more information.
Can it be purchased now, and what is the price?
KEYDAL Seçim is not yet on sale; it is going through final pre-sale quality tests. Pricing and terms of sale will be announced at launch. To hear about early access and the launch, you can write to us.

Related Pages

Our other pages on election software and publishing election results:

Present Municipal Election Results on Your Site

KEYDAL Seçim is going through final pre-sale quality tests. Write to us to hear about the launch and early access.