Erdoğan odrzao sastanak sa ministrom pravde Bekir Bozdağom, ministrom Binali Yıldırımom, ministrom energetike i zetom Berat Albayrakom, predsjednikom AKP-ove parlamentarne grupe Nurettin Canikli i generalnim sekretarom Abdülhamit Gülom.
MHP ne postoji-Oktay Vural predsjednik parlamentarne grupe MHP-a.
O stanju u MHP-u pisao sam ir anije, MHP, odnosno Bahceli je pod velikim pritiskom , nakon prvih izbora 2015. mnogi kadrovi su podmiceni foteljama, medutim sada je prijetnja mnogo veca, svi su govorili o kongresu MHP-a, medutim ide prvo, po svemu sudeci kongres AKP-a.
predsjednik parlamentarne grupe MHP-a Oktay Vural je rekao " MHP vise ne postoji, partija se osipa, mora se odrzati kongres".
Akp navodno kalkulise s izvanrednim izborima za Novembar, ali to zavisi od vise fgaktora (stanja u MHP-u i HDP-u). Cilj je da ove dvije partije padnu ispod 10% cime bi AKP dobila ogroman boroj parlamentarnih mandata u preraspodjeli nakon izbora cime bi mogli mijenjati ustav bez referenduma (racunajuci da ce uz AKP proci samo jos CHP sa oko 25%)
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"From now on, Turkey's sole agenda is the presidential system and an early election," said Mehmet Ali Kulat, head of the pollster Mak Danismanlik, which is seen as close to Erdogan. He forecast an election in October or November.
Government spokesman Numan Kurtulmus and Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag, both Erdogan loyalists, are seen as candidates to replace Davutoglu, three sources close to the presidency said. Transport Minister Binali Yildirim and Energy Minister Berat Albayrak, Erdogan's son-in-law, had also been touted, they said.
ELECTION CALCULATION
The member of the AKP executive board, its main decision-making body, said Bozdag was the favourite and that the question of an early election would hinge on a leadership battle in the nationalist opposition MHP.
MHP leader Devlet Bahceli, a sombre 68-year-old, is facing a challenge from Meral Aksener, a 59-year-old woman who served as interior minister in the 1990s.
Some opinion polls suggest Aksener could double the MHP's support, while under Bahceli it could drop below the 10 percent threshold needed to enter parliament, which would give the AKP a significant boost.
"The most likely alternative is an early election in October," the AKP board member said. "But if Aksener takes the (MHP) leadership, there may be no election until 2019."
The AKP is also likely to benefit from a drop in support for the pro-Kurdish HDP, which has lost the backing of some liberal Turks over what the ruling party says are its links to militants fighting an insurgency in the mostly Kurdish southeast.