According to the Constitution, Erdoğan cannot be elected for a fourth term. An early election in 2028 cannot be considered a pre-election.
Erdoğan has completed two terms in Turkey. Despite not having the right to do so, he was elected president for a third time through circumvention of the law. Now he wants to run again for a fourth term, but the Constitution states he can only be elected twice, meaning he wants his 25-year reign to continue. The public is like a ticking time bomb. Will Erdoğan suffer from this?
The debate surrounding President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's re-candidacy is causing widespread public discussion due to the current political balances in Türkiye, differing constitutional interpretations, and economic conditions. It is impossible to make a definitive prediction about the political consequences of this process and how Erdoğan will be affected. While the ruling party argues that legal processes will be conducted in accordance with the Constitution, opposition blocs claim that social discontent and constitutional limits will have negative consequences for the ruling party.
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