"Q&A: Your questions on Turkey election
There have been tensions between the Turkish army and the governing party
Sunday's general election in Turkey follows months of tension between the governing AK Party, which has Islamic roots, and the secularist opposition.
The poll was called to break a deadlock over constitutional reforms proposed by the AKP - including direct election of the president by the people rather than by parliament. Here, the BBC's Sarah Rainsford in Ankara answers your questions on the vote."
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