Opposition party wins in Turkey's local elections, signaling change

theguardian.com

In Turkey's recent local elections, the opposition achieved a surprising victory, with the Republican People’s party (CHP) winning at the national level for the first time in over two decades. About 61 million citizens voted, with a 77% turnout. The economy, with inflation near 70%, played a significant role. Female representation in politics nearly tripled, with 11 cities now led by female mayors. Hope for a more democratic and inclusive Turkey is on the rise.


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