Turkish voters call for change
- 9 years ago
“Turkey’s voters have spoken and ended the absolute power of the AK Party which had lasted for 13 years,” said euronews reporter Bora Bayraktar who was in Ankara for the election and gave the following analysis of the results.
new coalition era
It seems the country wants an era of coalitions after the the AKP lost nine percentage points and 68 seats.
The big winner of these elections is the pro-Kurdish People’s Democratic Party (HDP) with 13% of votes. HDP didn’t get just the votes of the Kurdish people, it also pulled in those from a large part of four opposition groups.
voter message
But what do these results mean? What’s the message that the voters wanted to send?
First and foremost they wanted give Kurdish politique a legitimacy. And they evidently want the Kurdish problem to be resolved in parliament.
Another very important result of these elections is that voters have rejected the imposition of an idea by the president to turn Turkey into a full blown presi
new coalition era
It seems the country wants an era of coalitions after the the AKP lost nine percentage points and 68 seats.
The big winner of these elections is the pro-Kurdish People’s Democratic Party (HDP) with 13% of votes. HDP didn’t get just the votes of the Kurdish people, it also pulled in those from a large part of four opposition groups.
voter message
But what do these results mean? What’s the message that the voters wanted to send?
First and foremost they wanted give Kurdish politique a legitimacy. And they evidently want the Kurdish problem to be resolved in parliament.
Another very important result of these elections is that voters have rejected the imposition of an idea by the president to turn Turkey into a full blown presi