Cats and lambs: Relaxed energy at polls

Unlike the first round of voting, there appears to be a relaxed atmosphere at polling stations, with little signs of congestion. 

So much so that one voter turned up to express her democratic right alongside her lamb. 

Elsewhere, cats were spotted hanging out with polling station officials. 

"Friends, our ballot box president looks like a very problematic person, which party do you think[?]" a social media user joked. 

During the first round of voting on 14 May, there were lengthy queues across polling stations in Turkey. 

On that day, voters were electing not only a president but parliamentary representatives too. 

The latter elections involved a whopping 26 parties, with some voters struggling to fold their long ballot paper into a narrow envelope. 

Today it's just a small piece of paper with two names: Erdogan and Kilicdaroglu.