What does 'Tulum çıkarmak' mean? Which party 'swept the board' in which city?
According to the Turkish Language Association (TDK), the idiom 'Tulum çıkarmak' has two different meanings. So, what does it mean? The first is to skin an animal without cutting its hide. The second refers to a situation in majority-based elections where all candidates on a party's list win the election.
The Turkish Language Association (TDK) states that the idiom 'Tulum çıkarmak' carries two different meanings. What does 'Tulum çıkarmak' mean? What is the correct spelling? Where is it used?
IT HAS TWO DIFFERENT MEANINGS
According to the TDK, the first meaning of 'Tulum çıkarmak' is to skin an animal without cutting its hide; the second meaning is when all candidates on a party's list win the election in majority-based electoral systems.
In light of this information, the idiom 'Tulum çıkarmak' can be used correctly both in sentences and in daily conversation.
The correct spelling of the idiom is “Tulum çıkarmak”.
DEM PARTY 'SWEPT THE BOARD'
In the 2024 Local Elections, the party that brought the idiom 'Tulum Çıkarmak' (to sweep the board) to life was the DEM Party. Having won the metropolitan municipality and 9 districts in the previous election in Van, the DEM Party won the metropolitan municipality and all 13 districts in Van in this election. The party literally 'Swept the Board'.
News Source: 12punto
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