In a tense election being watched by nations all over the world—partly because of its implications for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—the count for Turkey’s.
In a tense election being watched by nations all over the world—partly because of its implications for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—the count for Turkey’s incumbent president fell below 50% late Sunday night. The Anadolu state-run news agency reported his challenger running at 44%. If neither receives a majority, Kemal Kilicdaroglu and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will compete in a runoff election in two weeks, the New York Times reports.
