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Opposition leads with 54 seats in possible 2031 plan
The article discusses the Justice and Development Party's regained parliamentary position following the 2026 elections, where it achieved a significant increase from 13 to 54 seats. This boosts its opportunity to mount a strong opposition. This shift is viewed as a sign of the beginning of a new phase, with the party relying on its electoral recovery to strengthen its position and regain voters. It is operating under different circumstances compared to its initial rise, which started with 9 seats in 1997 and culminated in holding power in 2011. The article emphasizes that this revival places the party in the position of capitalizing on its new status, as it aims to lead an effective opposition in parliament and prepare for the upcoming elections, with hopes of re-entering the race for dominance by 2031.
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