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Newsday: 15/05/2023 05:06 GMT : Turkey election: Erdogan likely to face presidential run-off vote

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15/05/2023 05:06 GMT : Turkey election: Erdogan likely to face presidential run-off vote

Turkey election: Erdogan likely to face presidential run-off vote

BBC World Service - Newsday, Turkey election: Erdogan likely to face presidential run-off vote

It's the most closely fought election in Turkey for two decades.

The incumbent, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and his secular challenger Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu appear not to have secured the necessary fifty per cent to win Turkey's election.

With nearly all the votes counted in Turkey's most closely-fought election in decades, a presidential run-off looks increasingly likely.

What might the emerging trends mean for Turkey's economy?

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