Turkey's Election: Uncertainty Looms as Erdogan's Popularity Slips and Young Voters Enter the Fray.
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With less than 40 hours to go until Turkey’s closest elections in its modern history, incumbent President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his top rival Kemal Kilicdaroglu are wrapping up their campaigns, and recent polls gave the lead to the main opposition leader. Kilicdaroglu is streaking ahead of Erdogan, almost all of the polls released this week showed. Meanwhile, Kilicdaroglu accused Russia of meddling in the elections, which the Kremlin strongly denied. Erdogan defended Putin and criticized Kilicdaroglu for his accusations.
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