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Turkey will hold a runoff election in two weeks after no presidential candidate won an outright victory in Sunday’s elections, according to the High Election Board. The result means President
Ahead of Turkey’s election, civil society organizations have mobilized a record number of volunteers to monitor and protect the polls.
One of four candidates for Sunday's face-to-face in Turkey, Muharrem Ince, announced Thursday the withdrawal of his candidacy. The stated objective is to promote the election of Kemal Kiliçdaroglu, the main opponent of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Ince justified his decision by saying that the opposition alliance will "blame all the blame" on him if it loses. President Erdogan, 69, will face Sunday his most uncertain election since coming to power in 2003.
Ahead of Turkey’s election, civil society organizations have mobilized a record number of volunteers to monitor and protect the polls.
Leader of the People’s Republic Party Kemal Kilicdaroglu vowed to reverse a slide toward autocracy, restore democratic institutions and start solving the country’s economic problems, if he is elected president