Long-awaited elections are being held next Sunday, May 14, in Turkey. For the first time in twenty years, President Erdogan is threatened and could lose power. The election ends tonight for Turks abroad who have been able to vote at polling stations in their country of residence since the end of April. The largest community is in Germany with 1.5 million voters who in the past voted overwhelmingly for Erdogan. Turnout this time is higher. Who will benefit? Our correspondent in Berlin collected statements from two German deputies of Turkish origin.
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Germany-Turkey: the presidential election seen by German elected officials of Turkish origin
