According to unofficial results, HDP sends 80 deputies to the parliament, 31 of whom are women.

The Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) which holds the strongest representation of women's identity in Turkey has once again proved itself as the party of women. Receiving nearly 6 million votes across Turkey and North Kurdistan, HDP will have around 80 seats in the parliament, 40 percent of which is made up by women.

Advocating gender equality and implementing co-presidency system, HDP takes an active place in many areas of politics.

The party led by women has destroyed the 10 percent election threshold in a remarkable victory for peace and freedom.

The names of the HDP's women candidates are;

Adana: Meral Danış Beştaş

Ağrı: Leyla Zana, Dirayet Taşdemir 

Bitlis: Mizgin Irgat 

Bursa: Asiye Kolçak

Amed: Nursel Aydoğan, Feleknas Uca, Sibel Yiğitalp 

Erzurum: Seher Akçınar Bayar

Hakkari: Selma Irmak 

Mersin: Çilem Öz

İstanbul: Pervin Buldan, Beyza Üstün, Filiz Kerestecioğlu, Hüda Kaya 

Mardin: Gülser Yıldırım, Enise Güneyli

Muş: Burcu Çelik 

Siirt: Hatice Seviptekin

Dersim: Edibe Şahin

Urfa: Dilek Öcalan, Leyla Güven 

Van: Figen Yüksekdağ, Yurdusev Özsökmenler, Tuğba Hazer

Batman: Saadet Becerikli, Ayşe Acar Başaran

Şırnak: Leyla Birlik, Aycan İrmez

Iğdır: Kıznaz Türkeli