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Sivas Merkez topped the field but only just — 23.1% of 3,386 votes, with 13-Şarkışla trailing at 9.1%. Sixteen other districts carved up the rest in thin slices, several within a point or two of each other. This wasn't a mandate; it was a plurality squeezed out of a genuinely fragmented field.

The shape was set almost immediately: after a brief handoff to Koyulhisar around day 4, Sivas Merkez retook the lead by day 17 and the margin barely moved for the next 319 days — settling at 15-23% and holding. Sivas Merkez also skewed heavily male (28 to 6) and pulled most of the Türkiye-based votes, while a small U.S. contingent leaned Koyulhisar.

• Thin plurality · Winner took just 23.1% against 16 rivals
• Early lock-in · Lead settled by day 17, barely shifted for 319 days
• Gender skew · Sivas Merkez voters ran 28 male to 6 female
• Country split · U.S. voters leaned Koyulhisar, Türkiye leaned Sivas Merkez