The Day After Turkey's Snap Elections
Alan Makovsky, Henri Barkey, and Soner Cagaptay
November 2, 2015
Turks are set to vote again on November 1 following a June election in which the governing Justice and Development Party lost is thirteen-year legislative majority. Current polls suggest that another hung parliament is the likeliest outcome. What impact will the vote have on the country's domestic stability, the Kurdish issue, and Ankara's Syria policy, including cooperation with the United States against ISIS?
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