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Presidential Candidate from the Ancestral Alliance Sinan Ogan announced that he will support Presidential candidate Tayyip Erdogan in the second round to be held on May 28. Ogan, who received 5.17 percent of the votes on May 14, announced his expected decision on which candidate to support on May 28 at the press conference he held yesterday.

The endorsement from Sinan Ogan, who received more than 5% in first round of vote, bolsters the president’s chances of winning Sunday's poll.

The four-party ATA Alliance, whose presidential candidate Sinan Oğan garnered 5.2 percent of votes in the first round of the presidential elections, has been dissolved, with its main components to decide individually about which of the two presidential contenders they’ll support in the runoff elections.

The continued support of the HDP and the pseudo-left parties for Kılıçdaroğlu as an “alternative” to Erdoğan, despite his campaign’s pro-imperialist and xenophobic character, exposes their own political bankruptcy.

The endorsement from Sinan Ogan, who received more than 5% in first round of vote, bolsters the president’s chances of winning Sunday's poll.

Sinan Oğan from Ata Alliance, who received 5 percent of the votes in the first round of the presidential elections, is expected to announce his decision of who he will extend his support to in the upcoming presidential runoff on May 22.

Casting for nationalist votes in the presidential election runoff, opposition candidate Kemal Kilicdaroglu takes a sharpened tone on refugees. 

Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, the joint candidate of the Nation Alliance, has met Victory Party Chairman Ümit Özdağ to discuss the presidential candidate Sinan Oğan’s support for the presidential runoff.

Far-right candidate Sinan Ogan's endorsement remains particularly critical for President Erdogan's rival, with merely nine days to go until the presidential election runoff.

SDG Data Alliance shines at Geospatial World Forum as Rising Star Awards celebrate Patrick Ouedraogo and Catalina Tapia Johnson for geospatial data work.