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Controversy Over Turkish Early Elections
The leader of the Turkish CHP (Republican People’s Party), Özgür Özel, rejected the idea of bringing forward the presidential and parliamentary elections to March or April 2028. He emphasized that the timing decision is governed by a constitutional rule that requires sufficient votes within Parliament and is not a decision that can be predetermined. He clarified that his party will not participate in any political agreements or arrangements regarding this matter, urging caution in discussing the election date before securing the necessary parliamentary support from other blocs. This came in response to statements by Erdoğan’s senior advisor, Özgür Çocuk, who suggested that the election date might be decided during spring 2028. Such remarks have angered the opposition and sparked a discussion about the extent of political support available to pass any early election decision, amid ongoing political and judicial disputes in Turkey.
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