Turkiye Presidential Election 2023: Current President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and rival Kemal Kilicdaroglu are presenting their claims in the race for the presidency of Turkey. Both have done their publicity with loud noise. Accusations and counter-accusations have also been seen on each other. In such a situation, on May 28, the runoff election for the post of President will be a decisive contest because before this (May 14) neither President Recep Tayyip Ardoan nor his rival Kemal Kelikdaroglu got more than half of the votes in the election held on Sunday (May 14).
Meanwhile, Politico has claimed in one of its reports that 51% of Turkish people want Recep Tayyip Ardoan to become the country’s President once again. And 49% people want that Kemal Kelikdaroglu should get a chance. In fact, these figures become extremely important ahead of the decisive election on Sunday.
Ardoan may bet once again
It is worth noting that a round of voting is going to take place in Turkiye (Turkey) on Sunday, May 28 for the presidential election. Votes were also cast here on May 14, but then no candidate got more than 50% votes, which led to the run-off round. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan won 49.5 percent of the vote in the May 14 election, while Kemal Kelikdaroglu, the joint candidate of several opposition parties, won 44.9 percent. In such a situation, Ardoan will win once again in this election.
Why the eyes of the world on this election?
The eyes of the world are also focused on the elections being held in Turkey because for the first time in 20 years, President Recep Tayyip Ardoan may lose the election. He is facing a tough challenge from his rival Kamal Kelikdaroglu. Let us tell you that apart from the 600-seat parliament in Turkey, presidential elections are held in two rounds. A run-off round is held if no candidate gets a clear majority in the first round. In this, there is a contest between the two candidates who get the most votes in the first round.
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