The six political parties that make up the Nation Alliance announced to the public the government program, namely the Joint Agreement, yesterday.
While the parties working on the texts have focused on the presidential candidate on the one hand, they are also carrying out serious studies on the parliamentary elections in another field.
While simulations are made in many areas in the studies, there is an effort on how to get more deputies when elections are made.
WORKING TO GET A MAJORITY OF PARLIAMENT
With the entry into the election atmosphere, the tension in politics rose. While the parties accelerate their work towards the elections, the Nation Alliance announced the Common Policies Memorandum of Understanding.
As of this date, the alliance will begin to seek consensus for joint candidate and parliamentary elections.
Thanks to the formula to be found in the parliamentary elections, the opposition, which wants to obtain the majority in the Parliament, will try to pass the proposal to return to the strengthened parliamentary system in the Parliament or to reach the number that will lead to a referendum.
AN EFFORT TO SATISFY ALL PARTIES
It is claimed that the main election strategy of the first meeting, in which the parties' approaches to each other were positive, were determined as the joint list formula.
The statements of the opposition parties to hold elections with a joint list in many provinces in the previous statements also confirm the claim. At this point, while it does not seem difficult for the opposition to reach a consensus, it will be discussed in the commission whether there will be a consensus that will cover almost all of Turkey instead of 40 provinces.
The issue is handled in a way that will complete their work by conveying the formulas they have reached consensus on to the leaders, but that a study will be produced that will satisfy all parties.
CONSIDERING THE COMMON LIST FORMULA
In this respect, the formula to issue a joint list in the election places where it has not been able to get a deputy before, will be discussed.
While a simulation is being run on the lists of the parties of the alliance that do not have a threshold problem, it is stated that new formulas can be discussed in the face of the disadvantageous situation brought by the new Election Law, which the opposition parties with low voting rates call "political engineering".
Last week, the staff of six opposition parties came together and held their first meeting. The staff, who came together at the meeting, discussed all the elections held in the past, especially the 2018 local elections, and talked about the strategies to be followed for the upcoming elections. While the meetings are expected to become more frequent, the search for reconciliation will continue vigorously, as in the common policies text, transition process roadmap and presidential candidacy.