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Justice and Development Party and opposition strategies
The Justice and Development Party has confirmed its return to Parliament by increasing its seats from 13 in the 2021 elections to 54 in the 2026 elections. However, it announced immediately after the election results that it would not participate in the upcoming government, choosing instead to remain in opposition, citing that the party's natural role is one of oversight and constitutional duties. This comeback is seen as an opportunity to rebuild its electoral support, as the party experienced a notable rise after a period of opposition. Its goal is to utilize opposition effectively through clear programs and alternatives, rather than merely serving as a platform to criticize the government. The upcoming phase will reveal whether the party aims to regain power or to strengthen its electoral position, amidst discussions about its ability to leverage opposition in constructing a political project for a return to governance or to stay in the opposition role.
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