Türkiye's 85M-strong citizens will be the winners of the runoff presidential election this Sunday, says President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Türkiye's 85 million-strong citizens will be the winners in Sunday's presidential runoff, vowed President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the eve of the election.
"Those who, despite all the provocations, do not cast a shadow over the polls, do not ignore the rule of law or legitimacy, and who believe in the changing power of civil politics will be counted as the victors in these elections no matter the results," he added. In the runoff, Erdogan will face Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the head of the main opposition Republican People's Party and joint candidate for the six-party opposition Nation Alliance.
"Regardless of which political party they fall in love with, all voters who show their will through legitimate means will win," he added.
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