In Turkish election, some voters return to quake zone to cast ballots

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In Turkish election, some voters return to quake zone to cast ballots
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The February 6 earthquake and its aftermath has loomed over the campaign alongside a spiraling cost-of-living crisis.

ISTANBUL, Turkey – Mehmet Ali Fakioglu was made homeless by an earthquake that hit Turkey in February, but made a 15-hour journey back to the disaster zone to vote on Sunday, May 14, recalling the fear he felt when the catastrophe struck and his anger that help was slow to come.

Alongside a spiraling cost-of-living crisis, the February 6 earthquake and its aftermath has loomed over the campaign. Opinion polls have shown the opposition narrowly ahead of Erdogan, though there is little evidence that the earthquake has changed how people will vote in the presidential and parliamentary election.

Erdogan said in the days after the quake that the response of the search and rescue teams was not as fast as it could have been. The government said the majority of the collapsed buildings were built before new construction regulations were in place.Political parties – including Erdogan’s AK Party – municipalities, and non-governmental organisations have been helping voters to get home in order to cast their ballots from their old registered addresses, providing free transportation.

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