CTP approves prospective candidates ahead of December 6 election

  Oct 4, 2026 12:58 pm Ibrar Younas 65
The Republican Turkish Party (CTP), the main opposition party in North Cyprus, has unanimously approved its list of prospective parliamentary candidates for the general election on December 6.

CTP approves prospective candidates ahead of December 6 election

The party’s assembly endorsed the names at an evaluation meeting, paving the way for CTP members to vote on Sunday, October 11, to select their candidates and determine their positions on the party’s district lists.

Under the party’s rules, CTP leader Sıla Usar İncirli will head the Lefkoşa list, while secretary-general Mehmet Kale Kişi will take first place in Girne. Neither will be subject to the internal selection vote.

The approval follows the announcement of the party’s separately designated quota candidates.

Campaigning under the slogan “Şimdi Söz Bizde” — “Now it’s our turn to speak” — the CTP said its prospective candidates represented a range of professions, backgrounds and experience.

Party members will have the opportunity to meet those seeking nomination at a series of district events ahead of the October 11 vote.

The programme begins at the Dome Hotel in Girne on Monday, October 5, at 7pm. Prospective candidates for Güzelyurt and Lefke will meet members at Güzelyurt’s Atatürk Cultural Centre (AKM) on Tuesday, October 6, at 7pm.

The Mağusa and İskele event will take place at KÜKOM on Wednesday, October 7, at 7pm, followed by the Lefkoşa meeting at Hidden Garden on Thursday, October 8, at 7.30pm.

The prospective candidates approved for the internal selection process are listed below. Their order does not indicate their final positions on the election lists.

Lefkoşa: Birikim Özgür, Derviş Bladanlı, Devrim Barçın, Dilan Aşan, Doğuş Derya, Feriha Tel, Filiz Besim, Hamit Sakallı, İsmail Barbaros, Koral Aşam, Laden Boran Fellahoğlu, Mustafa Gürkan, Orhun Mevlit, Sami Özuslu, Tekin Söylemez and Ürün Solyalı.

Güzelyurt: Armağan Candan, Aslı Murat, Ayşe Yükselir, Cenk Paşa, Hasan Sarpten and Şevki Bingöl.

İskele: Beyhan Osmanlılar, Bilen Sayılı Bozkırlı, Biray Hamzaoğulları, Fide Kürşat, Hamit Caner, İsmail Hakkı Nurçin, Kani Boranay, Mehmet Ceylanlı and Suphi Çoşkun.

Lefke: Mehmet Bicen, Münever Ebedi Çakmak and Salahi Şahiner.

Mağusa: Asım Akansoy, Erkut Şahali, Ersun Aytaç, Hasan Öztaş, Kaan Güder, Koral Özkoraltay, Mine Karaca, Şifa Çolakoğlu, Teberrüken Uluçay and Yasin Yeni.

Girne: Alpay Çelebi, Ayşe Kaya, Cüney Çoşaner, Deniz Kim, Fazilet Özdenefe, Fikri Toros, Mebrure Altuğ, Mehmet Nasiboğlu, Mehmet Sevgüm, Ongun Talat, Özlem Karadeniz, Tufan Vudalı and Ziya Tüzel.



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