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Ahmet Hakan's election predictions back on the agenda: 'YRP will say if only...'

Hürriyet newspaper Editor-in-Chief Ahmet Hakan's column titled "I guess in this election," written two weeks before the March 31, 2024 local elections, has returned to the agenda. It was observed that almost none of Hakan's predictions came true.

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Ahmet Hakan's election predictions back on the agenda: 'YRP will say if only...'

Hürriyet newspaper Editor-in-Chief Ahmet Hakan's failed predictions made before the March 31 local elections have returned to the agenda.

Here is Hakan's column filled with failed predictions:

"AKP WILL WIN BY A LANDSLIDE IN ÜSKÜDAR AND TUZLA"

"While eyes are turned to Istanbul and Ankara, the real surprise will happen in Izmir.

Hilmi Güler will be re-elected mayor in Ordu.

Nothing will change in Beşiktaş and Şişli. CHP will break a record.

In Şanlıurfa, Kasım Gülpınar, who is running as a candidate from the New Welfare Party (YRP), will not be able to prevent Zeynel Abidin Beyazgül from being elected, even if he chips away at some votes.

Maçoğlu will not find what he hopes for in Kadıköy.

In Hatay, Lütfü Savaş will receive a very substantial slap.

In Eskişehir, CHP will not be able to win very comfortably and very professionally.

"AN AYAYDIN SURPRISE WILL OCCUR"

In Antalya, Muhittin Böcek will not find what he hopes for this time.

In Üsküdar and Tuzla, the AK Party will win by a landslide.

In Istanbul, there will be no break between the two candidates. The neck-and-neck situation will continue.

In Muğla, an Aydın Ayaydın surprise will occur.

The IYI Party will be the third party across Turkey.

DEM will lose votes again.

The New Welfare Party will say 'if only'."


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