It would be put on the agenda when the parliament opened, but it was postponed when the crack appeared! It is stated that the media close to the government are trying to cover up the crack in the People's Alliance with the cover of the opposition's early election pressure.
It was going to be on the agenda as soon as the parliament opened, but it's up to the new year! The work on the election and political parties law, which AKP and MHP have been working on for months, and which is expected to come to the fore with the opening of the parliament on October 1, is left for the new year as there is no consensus. It has been learned that AKP and MHP, who agreed to reduce the election threshold to 7 percent, left the change after budget negotiations due to a disagreement about the narrowed region.
The partners of the People's Alliance postponed the work on the election and political parties law, which they had been working on for months, even though they said that they would put it on the agenda with the opening of the Turkish Grand National Assembly. In the statements made, it was stated that the partners agreed that the election threshold would be 7 percent, but the cracks in the narrowed region caused the regulation to be left after the budget negotiations.
Although the media organs close to the government recently cited the reason for the postponement of the election and political parties law as the opposition's pressure on early elections, it is stated that the main reason is the crack in the People's Alliance. The preparations were shelved until the new year because the AKP and MHP could not agree on many issues other than the election threshold. It is stated that the opposition's pressure for early elections is used as an excuse to prevent rumors of cracks in the Republic.