President Erdogan appears to have all but confirmed that Turkey will hold parliamentary and presidential elections on May 14, a month or so earlier than planned. Second round presidential elections would be held on May 28, assuming that no candidate wins 50% plus 1 vote in the first round.
''in a scenario where Erdogan wins the presidency&the Table of 6 parliament...a high chance IYI would split&ally then with the AKP to give it a majority, perhaps with IYI leader, Meral Aksenar, being offered the post of prime minister by Erdogan.'' No prime ministers in the system since the intro. of the so-called presidential (one-man) system in July 2018. May be you meant to refer to the position of the so-called 'Vice President' of Turkey which is completely insignificant. Meral Hanım is a seasoned politician who would never accept that as a bribe.
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An innocent factual mistake here:
''in a scenario where Erdogan wins the presidency&the Table of 6 parliament...a high chance IYI would split&ally then with the AKP to give it a majority, perhaps with IYI leader, Meral Aksenar, being offered the post of prime minister by Erdogan.'' No prime ministers in the system since the intro. of the so-called presidential (one-man) system in July 2018. May be you meant to refer to the position of the so-called 'Vice President' of Turkey which is completely insignificant. Meral Hanım is a seasoned politician who would never accept that as a bribe.