CHP wins local elections in Turkey, signaling voter dissatisfaction

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In Turkey's recent local elections, the opposition CHP won 38% of the national vote, surpassing the ruling AKP's 35%. This marked a significant shift in power, with the CHP securing key cities like Istanbul and Ankara. Despite Erdogan's control over state institutions, the results show a strong voter dissatisfaction with his policies, particularly regarding the economy. The opposition, led by figures like İmamoğlu, has gained credibility and support.


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