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All preparations have been made to ensure security throughout the election process across Türkiye for May 14 presidential and parliamentary polls – top Turkish election body

More political parties are competing in these elections than in any other polls in Türkiye's history. says head of Supreme Election Council Ahmet Yener. / Photo: AA

The elections in Türkiye will take place on Sunday. On the presidential ballot, voters will choose between President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who is seeking reelection, main opposition candidate Kemal Kilicdaroglu, and Sinan Ogan. Muharrem Ince, another presidential contender, withdrew from the race on Thursday.

Also for the first time, fold-over templates will be available for visually impaired voters to help them mark their desired presidential candidate and political party, Yener said.

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