The citizens of Turkey will vote again today (May 28) in their next presidential election, and today it will be decided who will lead Turkey for the next five years.
The current president of Turkey, President Recep Taytep Erdogan, could not be elected despite the first round of votes, because the president of Turkey's election would get 50 percent support. Turkey's first round of elections was held on May 14. In that election, Erdogan got 49.52 percent of the vote.
On the other hand, Erdogan's main opponent in this election, Kamal Kilichdroglu, 44.88 percent of the vote, resulted in the country's policy, according to the country's policy, the presidential election will be held again on May 28 (today).
Sinan Ogan, who was in the same vote, won 5.20 percent of the vote, and he said he would support Erdogan in a second-phase poll in a press conference on May 22. Erdogan's party in the first round of votes won a majority in parliament, said Ogan, who said that the party that has won the majority in the parliament, should be from the party, and so he decided to support Erdogan.
Sinan "There may be political disagreements, but we have to fight terrorism, and that's why I'm supporting Erdogan," Ogan said.
He argues that Erdogan's main opponent, Kilichdarolu, is the representative of one such opposition alliance that the alliance cannot be supported in any way.
Because of this support, election experts see Erdogan's jug as waiting for the same, but many claim that this is the last thing. The people of the country will decide on the polling day, who they want to trust.
The country's voters are participating in the presidential election in a similar manner, which has been destroyed by a quake earthquake three months ago. The current election is very important in various ways. It is a challenge for not only leading people, but also pulling the economy into a deep ditch.
Economists say inflation in Turkey has reached 85 percent last year, with the country's currency lira falling to one-tenth its value against the dollar in the last decade.
