Turkey's Elections: A Chance for Erdogan's Defeat?

Turkey's presidential and parliamentary elections on Sunday could end President Erdogan's two-decade rule amid unprecedented challenges, including a serious economic crisis and democratic erosion. Analysts predict a record voter turnout and a tight race between Erdogan and the main opposition candidate Kilicdaroglu. The state of the economy and the damage caused by the February earthquake are high on voters' list of concerns. If Erdogan loses by a small margin, he may contest the results, and the Supreme Electoral Council's independence is in doubt.