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According to surveys, I don't think there will be a suprise in Izmir, many reliable surveys I have seen shows there is a big gap between chp and akp.
 
Think tank releases Turkey local election predictions

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KONDA is known for its accurate predictions in Turkey, having been the most accurate think tank in the 2011 general elections.
World Bulletin / News Desk


One of Turkey's main think tanks, KONDA, has released the much awaited predictions for Turkey's local elections on March 30.

According to data collected on March 22-23, KONDA predicts that the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) will take the most seats with 46% of the vote. Meanwhile, Turkey's second biggest party, the Republican People's Party (CHP) is predicted to be runner-up with 27% of the votes.

Right-wing National Movement Party (MHP) is predicted to come third with 15% while pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy Party (BDP) is seen to be predicted with 7% of the vote. Other parties are predicted to share the remaining 5%.

The data was collected across 33 of Turkey's 81 provinces after interviews with 3,670 participants.

KONDA is known for its accurate predictions in Turkey, having been the most accurate think tank in the 2011 general elections.

Think tank releases Turkey local election predictions | Politics | Worldbulletin News
iam asking your opion man not.survey companies

According to surveys, I don't think there will be a suprise in Izmir, many reliable surveys I have seen shows there is a big gap between chp and akp.
i always bet on suprise..i dont care what surveys says..
 
genelde;
akp / 42 ~ 45%
chp / 25 ~ 29%
mhp / 14 ~ 16%
geri kalan / ~10%
 
Less than a week after a notorious ban on Twitter went into effect, the Turkish government blocked access to YouTube on March 27. The ban was ordered hours after leaked recordings of a key security meeting were published on the video sharing website.

The decision to block access was sent by Turkey’s telecommunications authority (TİB) to Internet access provider companies.

Turkey blocks access to YouTube after leaked recordings of key security meeting - RIGHTS


Youtube was just banned because a video was leaked where the head of MIT and our FM Davutoglu discussed a false flag attack, in order to go to war with Syria.
 
Oh come on, just check any newspaper that is not owned by government. Check out Hürriyet. Dont act like you didnt read anything about it.
 
Less than a week after a notorious ban on Twitter went into effect, the Turkish government blocked access to YouTube on March 27. The ban was ordered hours after leaked recordings of a key security meeting were published on the video sharing website.

Turkey's Telecommunication Directorate (TİB) has used its new authority for the first time by blocking Youtube without a court order.

YouTube in talks with Ankara to lift the ban: report - RIGHTS
YouTube was blocked after a tape emerged, in which the Foreign Minister and the head of MIT (Turkish Secret Service) dicussed a false flag on Syria/ISIS. This deserves its own thread.
 
Turkey says Syria security leak 'villainous' as YouTube blocked

(Reuters) - Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan described the leaking on YouTube on Thursday of a recording of top security officials discussing possible military operations in Syria as "villainous" and the government blocked access to the video-sharing site.

The anonymous posting followed similar releases on social media in recent weeks which Erdogan has cast as a plot orchestrated by political enemies to unseat him ahead of March 30 elections. But it took the campaign to a higher level, impinging on the most sensitive areas of national security.

An anonymous YouTube account posted what it presented as a recording of intelligence chief Hakan Fidan discussing possible military operations in Syria with Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Deputy Chief of military Staff Yasar Guler and other top officials.

"They even leaked a national security meeting. This is villainous, this is dishonesty...Who are you serving by doing audio surveillance of such an important meeting?" Erdogan declared before supporters at a rally ahead of March 30 local polls that will be a key test of his support amid a corruption scandal.

The foreign ministry described the leak as a "wretched attack" on national security and said those behind it would receive the heaviest punishment. It said some sections of the recording had been manipulated. Reuters was unable to verify the authenticity of the recordings.

The conversation appears to center on a possible operation to secure the tomb of Suleyman Shah, grandfather of the founder of the Ottoman Empire, in an area of northern Syria largely controlled by militant Islamists.

Ankara regards the tomb as sovereign Turkish territory under a treaty signed with France in 1921, when Syria was under French rule. About two dozen Turkish special forces soldiers permanently guard it.

"NATIONAL SECURITY ISSUE"

Turkey threatened two weeks ago to retaliate for any attack on the tomb following clashes between militants of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), an al Qaeda breakaway group, and rival rebel groups in the area, east of Aleppo near the Turkish border.

"An operation against ISIL has international legitimacy. We will define it as al Qaeda. There are no issues on the al Qaeda framework. When it comes to the Suleyman Shah tomb, it's about the protection of national soil," a voice presented as that of foreign ministry undersecretary Feridun Sinirlioglu says.

When the discussion turns to the need to justify such an operation, the voice purportedly of Fidan says: "Justification can be created. The matter is to create the will."

The Turkish telecoms authority TIB said it had taken an "administrative measure" against YouTube, a week after it blocked access to microblogging site Twitter.

A source in Erdogan's office said the video sharing service was blocked as a precaution after the voice recordings created a "national security issue" and said it may lift the ban if YouTube agreed to remove the content.

Google said it was looking into reports that some users in Turkey were unable to access its video-sharing site YouTube, saying there was no technical problem on its side.

(Reporting by Daren Butler, Ece Toksabay, Can Sezer and Evren Ballim in Istanbul, Tulay Karadeniz and Orhan Coskun in Ankara; Writing by Nick Tattersall; Editing by Ralph Boulton)

Turkey says Syria security leak 'villainous' as YouTube blocked| Reuters
 
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