The gap between two candidates was expected to narrow as more, larger ballot boxes are opened in cities.
Separately, opposition broadcaster HalkTV showed Kilicdaroglu leading with 51.04 per cent of the votes, with about 48 per cent of the ballot boxes opened based on separate data.
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