the split is happening where voters in central and northeastern anatolia are

our president has been going from one city to another, from istanbul to many different cities in anatolia. he has spoken in town squares and it has become like a celebration. we have expressed what we wanted and why we wanted it and thank god, the turkish nation voted for us without any difficulties. we have also seen the same excitement in our citizens who live abroad. they want to cast their votes in their respective countries, and they have shown that they have taken care of how united we should be. anyone in turkey must have learned —— anyone who wants to stop turkey should feel embarrassed. they have learned what the nation wa nted they have learned what the nation wanted which has become a reality today. now we get on with our work. i have to prepare our enlightened future and we have to look at the horizon. until the 2019 elections, we have to continue our preparations and hard work. by 2019, we will have to set up what is necessary to develop further. in turkey, the country has won is democracy to become stronger. 80 million plus 3 million living abroad, 83 million people have won

as did districts along the aegean and southeast anatolia coast — that's where many kurds live.sident. these are pictures we have from istanbul. these are opposition supporters banging pots and pans — that's a traditional form of protest. we will have to see what if anything they can do to reverse this result. just to quickly go over what exactly people were voting on. prepare the budget, choose the majority of seniorjudges and enact certain laws by decree. the president alone would be able to announce a state of emergency and dismiss parliament. mark lowen is in istanbul — here's his take on what will happen next. i think what lies ahead in the short—term is intense division and instability. today the international observer mission capable salmon verdict, saying the referendum was not held on a level playing field and it fell of international standards. the opposition will see that as an emboldening of their attem pts that as an emboldening of their atte m pts to that as an emboldening of their attempts to challenge this result. they say they will take the results to referendum

chora, in anatolia, mostly agricultural and conservative, it's solid from a man who wants to strengthener, so he turns up wearing the local team's scarf. he understands how humiliated many turks feel at being cold shouldered by europe and he stirs them up against western countries. applause afterwards, the crowd's still pumped up. "they don't want turkey to be strong", she says. this man says, "the west will have to treat turkey better now it's powerful. we don't hate europeans, we hate their leaders", he goes on. this is the mood which president erdogan has created. explosions it the was the attempted coup last july which gave mr erdogan the impetuous to pitch for much greater powers, even though it was a complete failure. one of those who was injured was the mayor of a district in istanbul where there was fighting. he's a passionate supporter of president erdogan. if turkey votes yes on sunday, will it become a dictatorship? translation: absolutely not. some people are trying to make it look like that. but if our president wanted to use the powers he already has, then he could be a re

chora, in anatolia, mostly agricultural and conservative, it's solid from a man who wants to strengthense them. he used to be a footballer, so he turns up wearing the local team's scarf. he understands how humiliated many turks feel at being cold shouldered by europe and he stirs them up against western countries. applause. afterwards, the crowd's still pumped up. "they don't want turkey to be strong", she says. this man says, "the west will have to treat turkey better now it's powerful. we don't hate europeans, we hate their leaders", he goes on. this is the mood which president erdogan has created. explosions. it the was the attempted coup last july which gave mr erdogan the impetuous to pitch for much greater powers, even though it was a complete failure. one of those who was injured was jan jimidu, the mayor of a districtin istanbul where there was fighting. he's a passionate supporter of president erdogan. if turkey votes yes on sunday, will it become a dictatorship? translation: absolutely not. some people are trying to make it looked like that. but if our president wanted to use

the split is happening where voters in central and northeastern anatolia are slipping for erdogan. voters in the coastal provinces are slipping against erdogan. apk'seans he can solidify popularity. this is an ultranationalist party. mhp's supportat strengthens apk. when that happens, apk has a super majority in the parliament. i think that is his goal going forward. that means ultranationalist on foreign-policy issues. i anticipate major problems in ties with europe. he has suggested bringing back capital punishment. that would mean turkey is kicked out of the council of europe. turkish citizens will not have access to that, and that changes the political dynamics of the country. he controls the courts. i anticipate a hard nationalist foreign-policy line toward u.s. cooperation with ypg. that is in line with his hard-line policy on the kurds in general to make sure that mhp --ers who have fled for flipped for him become reliable apk voters. that is enough doom and gloom. i don't want to tell you all about the fourth trajectory. i will you to buy the book. he has made turkey wealth

the split is happening where voters in central and northeastern anatolia are flipping for erdogan. nhp voters in the coastal provinces and large cities are flipping against erdogan. that is music to erdogan's ears. that means he can solidify apk's popularity. this is an ultranationalist party. it also suggests that mhp's support for erdogan strengthens apk, but in case of new elections, mhp will fail turkey's high 10% electoral threshold. when that happens, apk has super majority in the parliament. goalnk that's erdogan's going forward. that means ultranationalists on foreign-policy issues anticipate major problems in ties with europe. he has suggested he might bring back capital punishment. that would end of a turkey being kicked out of the council of europe. if they are kicked out, turkish courts will not be recognized at the highest court of the country. turkish citizens will not have access to that, and that changes the political dynamics of the country. he controls the courts. i anticipate a hard nationalist foreign-policy line towards u.s. cooperation with ypg because that is

the foot is happening where borders in anatolia are flipping for erdogan and many voters in the coastal provinces have large cities are flipping again erdogan. that is music to the ears because they can solidify the popularity with voters flocking to his party. this is an ultra nationalist party. he also suggests that they not only string in an mhp will fail turkey pie 10% electoral threshold. when that happens, akp a supermajority in the parliament with the little as 45. i think that is the rule going forward. that means ultranationalist and policy issues on the european union. i anticipate major problems. he's just suggested he might want to bring back capital punishment would end up with turkey being kicked out of your. the highest good of the country. turkish defense will not have access to that and it changes the political dynamics in the country because he controls the chorus. i also anticipate a hard nationalist policy line towards u.s. cooperation with why pg because that is in line with the hard-line policy on the kurds in general to make sure that voters dislike for him in the