Erdoğan is currently leading in the presidential runoff with 53.41% of the vote, while opposition candidate Kemal Kilicdaroglu has 46.59%, with 75.42% of the votes counted, according to Ahmet Yener, chairman of the Supreme Election Council (YSK).
On May 14, no candidate won the required 50% in the first round, triggering the presidential runoff, although Erdoğan took the lead with 49.52%. Erdoğan's electoral alliance also won a majority in parliament on May 14.
"We have completed the second-round presidential election with the favour of our nation," Erdoğan said, expressing his gratitude to the people of Türkiye.
"I would like to thank each and every member of our nation who once again conveyed to us the responsibility for governing the country for the next five years," he added.
Sunday's election results have shown once again that "no one can covet the gains of Türkiye", Erdoğan said, adding: "No one can look down on our nation, insult our people. It cannot drag our young people into their own abysmal darkness. No one can point a finger at Türkiye."
