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The second round of elections in Turkey/ Erdogan votes, here's who accompanies him
Written by SOT.COM.AL 28 Maj 2023
Erdogan just arrived at Uskudar Saffet Celebi High School to vote, accompanied by his wife.
Crowds gathered to support Erdogan as he entered the polling station in the Uskudar district, where the Turkish president lives, although he did not receive a majority of votes in the first round.
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— Algan Medya (@alganmedya) May 28, 2023
President Erdo?an, Üsküdar'da oyunu kullid?. pic.twitter.com/sw5wuRR1NJ
The polling stations are open and Turkey's 60 million voters (the diaspora has already voted) are invited to choose between the visions presented by the candidates from 08:00 to 17:00.
The 49.5% of votes obtained by Erdogan in the first round on May 14 proved the wide support he enjoys. Including voters in the areas hardest hit by the earthquake, which left at least 50,000 dead and three million displaced.
