Alliance message from Anahtar Party: 'We have no ongoing talks'

Anahtar Party Central Executive Board (MYK) member Ekrem Şentürk evaluated his party's stance on potential election alliances in Malatya. Visiting the containers where members of the press operate in the city, Şentürk stated that the Anahtar Party is currently working with the goal of entering elections independently.

Stating that discussions regarding alliances continue in the public sphere, Şentürk expressed that undecided voters hold significant weight in Turkish politics. Şentürk said, "We are currently determined to proceed independently. The vote of the undecided is the leading party in Turkey. We intend, first and foremost, to be the decision of the undecided."

Arguing that a portion of the electorate does not trust either the ruling party or the opposition parties, Şentürk said they aim to convince this demographic with the party's policies. Stating that the Anahtar Party aspires to power, Şentürk emphasized that they are following an independent political line in line with this goal.

"WE HAVE HAD NO OFFICIAL ALLIANCE TALKS"

Suggesting that alliances previously formed in Turkish politics have not yielded the expected results, Şentürk stated that his party is not currently involved in any alliance efforts. Şentürk noted that they will consult with different segments of society when the election process begins, but regarding the current picture, he used the expression, "There is no alliance talk on our agenda at the moment."

Reminding that Anahtar Party Chairman Yavuz Ağıralioğlu has also announced the party's independent political approach to the public, Şentürk said, "There has been no official alliance talk, nor any alliance talk conducted by our Chairman. We have no such work underway."

Stating that the Presidential Government System can bring the need for alliances to the agenda for parties, Şentürk said that general elections and presidential elections should be evaluated separately. Şentürk expressed that it would be healthier to make the decision in the presidential election based on "the candidates and the sociology of that day."

News Source: 12punto