#TurkeyElections- Main opposition is winning in social media and in street rallies

This, of course, does not mean that ruling party is losing in the election, but a good sign anyways…

Turkey's Muharrem Ince holds strong lead on social media:
Ince: 7,001,000 views
Erdogan: 3,434,000 views
Aksener: 2,112,000 views
Demirtas: (In prison-not on campaign trail)
(Based on video views for last 20 videos shared on their twitter accounts–8:00 AM Turkey Time June 10).

— Louis Fishman لوي فيشمان לואי פישמן (@Istanbultelaviv) June 10, 2018

Turkey's political clock–w/15 days left until vote, every second counts: Presidential candidate @vekilince holds massive rally in Istanbul at 1:00 am in the morning+thousands upon thousands joined him! He'll return to Istanbul a day before elections, hopes for 2 million to come! pic.twitter.com/25Y9MVVU9N

— Louis Fishman لوي فيشمان לואי פישמן (@Istanbultelaviv) June 9, 2018

Muharrem İnce, gece yarısı İstanbul Kadıköy'de düzenlediği mitinge katılan binlerce kişiden cep telefonlarının ışıklarını yakmalarını isteyince ortaya bu görüntü çıktı https://t.co/takX4X38rh pic.twitter.com/fc5MHceSCX

— BBC News Türkçe (@bbcturkce) June 9, 2018

Dip dalgası geliyor, İstanbul yıkılıyor. Yüzbinlerce insan @vekilince ‘yi böyle bekliyor pic.twitter.com/NTp0SiFM56

— Halk TV (@halktvcomtr) June 8, 2018

 

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NYT > Turkey by By CARLOTTA GALL

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BBC News | Europe | World Edition

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