Istanbul's third electoral district is one of three divisions of the Istanbul electoral district for the purpose of elections to Grand National Assembly of Turkey. It elects thirty-five members of parliament (deputies) to represent the district for a five-year term by the D'Hondt method, a party-list proportional representation system.
The district partially covers the European side of the Province of Istanbul, on the west of the Bosphorus. The second electoral district is situated to the east while the first electoral district occupies the Anatolian side of Istanbul on the east side of the Bosphorus.
Division The third electoral district contains the following Istanbul administrative districts (ilçe):
Arnavutköy Avcılar Bağcılar Bahçelievler Bakırköy Başakşehir Beylikdüzü Büyükçekmece Çatalca Esenyurt Güngören Küçükçekmece Silivri
Members Population reviews of each electoral district are conducted before each general election, which can lead to certain districts being granted a smaller or greater number of parliamentary seats. Istanbul (III) gained 3 extra seats for the 2011 general election, thus electing 28 seats as opposed to 25 that it elected in 2002 and 2007. In 1999, the district elected 22 MPs.
MPs for Istanbul (III), 1999 onwardsElection MP Abdul Ahat AndıcanANAP Abdülkadir AksuAK Party MP Şadan TuzcuANAP Ali CoşkunAK Party Fuat BolAK Party Hakan ŞükürAK Party / Independent MP Aydın Ağan AyaydınANAP Güldal AkşitAK Party Ömer DinçerAK Party MP Bülent AkarcalıANAP Lokman AyvaAK Party Mustafa ŞentopAK Party MP Şamil AyrımANAP Nevzat YalçıntaşAK Party Reha ÇamuroğluAK Party Tülay KaynarcaAK Party MP Bahri SipahiDSP Ünal KacırAK Party MP Bülent Ersin GökDSP Halide İncekaraAK Party MP Erdoğan ToprakDSP İdris Naim ŞahinAK Party Nureddin NebatiAK Party MP İsmail AydınlıDSP Azmi AteşAK Party Feyzullah KıyıklıkAK Party MP Masum TürkerDSP Nazim EkrenAK Party Mehmet Doğan KubatAK Party MP Mustafa DüzDSP Cengiz KaptanoğluAK Party Mehmet DomaçAK Party Bülent TuranAK Party MP Nazire KarakuşDSP İnci Gülser ÖzdemirAK Party Alev DedegilAK Party Mehmet MuşAK Party MP Necdet SaruhanDSP Yahya BaşAK Party Mehmet MüezzinoğluAK Party Gülay DalyanAK Party MP Rıdvan BudakDSP Mehmet Mustafa AçıkalinAK Party İbrahim YiğitAK Party Enver YılmazAK Party MP Tansu ÇillerDYP İbrahim Reyhan ÖzalAK Party Necla AratCHP Sevim SavaşerAK Party MP Abdülkadir AksuVirtue İlhan AlbayrakAK Party Atila KayaMHP MP Azmi AteşVirtue Yaşar Nuri ÖztürkCHP Meral AkşenerMHP MP Mukadder BaşeğmezVirtue Sidika AydoğanCHP Sacid YıldızCHP İhsan BarutçuMHP / Independent MP Osman YumakoğullarıVirtue Halil AkyüzCHP Sebahat TuncelIndependent Abdullah Levent TüzelIndependent / HDP MP Esat ÖzMHP Ahmet Güryüz KetenciCHP Esfender KorkmazCHP Sabahat AkkirazCHP MP Mehmet GülMHP İsmet AtalayCHP Hasan MacitCHP Erdoğan ToprakCHP MP Mehmet PakMHP Şükrü Mustafa ElekdağCHP Umut OranCHP MP No seat Birgen KeleşCHP Süleyman ÇelebiCHP MP No seat Zeynep Damla GürelCHP Hüseyin MertCHP Oktay EkşiCHP MP No seat Mehmet Ali ÖzpolatCHP Binnaz ToprakCHP MP No seat Faik TunayCHP MP No seat Ali ÖzgündüzCHP MP No seat Ferit Mevlüt AslanoğluCHP MP No seat
General elections
2023 The following MPs were elected to the 28th Parliament of Turkey in the 2023 Turkish parliamentary election. Numan KurtulmuşJustice and Development PartyÖzlem ZenginZekeriya YapıcıoğluFree Cause PartyRümeysa KadakOğuz ÜçüncüŞamil AyrımSeda Gören BölükNilhan AyanYıldız Konal SüslüŞengül KarslıYücel Arzen HacıoğullarıEngin AltayRepublican People's PartyErdoğan Toprakİlhan KesiciZeynel EmreMustafa YeneroğluDemocracy and Progress PartyMedeni YılmazDemocracy and Progress PartyFelicity PartyDoğan DemirFelicity PartyÖzgür KarabatÇiğdem Kılıçgün UçarParty of Greens and the Left FutureLabour PartyGood PartyNationalist Movement PartyErkan BaşWorkers' Party of TurkeyNew Welfare Party
2011
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