Recently, the transfers of AKP MPs have affected the distribution of seats in the Parliament. How will this change the political balance?

At the 8th ordinary congress of AKP, Ünal Karaman and Mehmet Selim Ensarioğlu, who resigned from the Good Party, along with Serap Yazıcı Özbudun from the Future Party, joined AKP. This increased the ruling party's seat count in Parliament to 272.

The current seat distribution in the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM) is as follows: AKP: 272, CHP: 133, MHP: 47, Good Party: 28, and others. How will these changes affect strategies for the upcoming elections?

AKP aims to reach a total of 360 MPs to pass an election decision in Parliament. To achieve this goal, further transfers from other parties are expected.

As preparations continue for President Erdoğan's candidacy, the date of November 7, 2027 has emerged in response to opposition calls for early elections. What impact will this date have on the political arena?