Another 'Election' Statement From AKP's Ali Ihsan Yavuz: 'There Are No Elections Next Year as Others Have Said'
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Breaking news - AK Party Deputy Chairman and Head of Election Affairs Ali İhsan Yavuz, regarding the presidential election, said, "There won't be an election next year as others say. You can assume the elections will be held sometime in 2028." AK Party Deputy Chairman and Head of Election Affairs...
Ali Ihsan Yavuz, AKP Vice President and Head of Election Affairs, said about the presidential election: “As others have said, there are no elections next year. You might think the elections will be in 2028.”
AK Party Deputy Chairman and Head of Election Affairs Ali İhsan Yavuz addressed the ongoing debate about the election date in a statement he made in Eskişehir. Yavuz stated, "The elections will be held on time, but you might ask, 'If they are held on time, what will happen to our President's candidacy?' As you know, even if no one makes any decisions right now, the election date is already set: May 2028."
AK Party Deputy Chairman and Head of Election Affairs Ali İhsan Yavuz responded to the opposition's pressure for early elections and behind-the-scenes allegations. Closing the door on the possibility of elections next year as some suggest, Yavuz indicated 2028 as the target year for the next election.
As the elections approach, statements continue to come from the AKP almost every day. Yesterday, Ali İhsan Yavuz, the head of election affairs in the AKP, who said, "Even if nothing happened, something did happen," made a new statement today.
AKP's Head of Election Affairs, Ali İhsan Yavuz, said regarding the election date, "There will be no elections next year. You can assume that the elections will be held sometime in 2028." Yavuz, stating that "The election date is already set, May 2028," added, "There are three ways to move the elections to a date before that. You can change the Constitution, this is possible. The President can decide to renew the elections. The Grand National As…
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