. >> that report from julia hahn is cuddling -- covering that from turkey. you've been talking to a lot of voters in the run-up to these elections, have you sensed a desire for change? >> yes. there's definitely a desire for change. you can feel it when you talk to people on the streets. at tee shots, supermarkets, and after all, the president and his party, the akp, have been in part -- power for more than 15 years. there is nothing in it for some people anymore. they say the economy is not doing well, unemployment is high, youth unemployment stands at over 20%. additionally, many people say your freedoms are being limited. they do not want to be told anymore what they can watch online. they want the free media landscape. i talked to people and ankara, let's hear what they had to say. >> everyone should be treated equally. that is what we want but it is not happening in our country. >> i believe he will bring justice and he is one of us. >> our children have no jobs. nearly enough. i hope this will change. >> muhara mesha has many common values with me. >>

s julia hahn reports from istanbul. machines are still rattling away in this istanbul printing house taking bello has been in charge here for over thirty years but he says business hasn't been this bad in a long time. paper ink most of the wrong materials we have to be imported. because the miracle is getting weaker and weaker against the dollar. cost of increased a lot. the only thing we can do is struggle to survive. so why would there be to make. many turkish people share bowels frustration prices are rising because the lira is worth less and less. unemployment stands at over ten percent just ahead of the election the economy is casting a shadow over the country's mood. sensient just isn't enough we can barely make it to the end of the months. against not even young people who've graduated from university are unemployed malia everything is expensive or especially the rent the government needs to act as soon as possible. economist most of us and mez is convinced that president calderon brought the vote forward to get

julia hahn reports. julia: when the ferry docks at the.he passengers disembark, he is there waiting. he is campaigning here for the akp, president erdogan's justice and development party. he is 28 and studied sports management. he has admired the president for as long as he can remember. >> some say that our president is tired. but it is not true. he has so much energy. two young people, that is very young -- to young people, that is very motivating. if he is not tired, we should not be, either. if you love what you do you do not get tired. we love this country, this nation, and we will fight for it. >> we will be saying no to this one man regime on june 24. in the neighboring district -- julia: in the neighboring district, this man is drumming up support. his presidential candidate has been in custody for 19 months on terrorism-related charges. >> it is time for a change. people are being detained for no reason and nobody asks why the 70. -- why this is happening. julia: this 19-year-old is a legal assistant. she cannot remember a time wh

brent: i'm joined now by julia hahn, standing by in ankara tonight. good evening, julia.is coalition also secured a majority in parliament. can we talk about turkey now being headed by one man? julia: well, this is certainly what many people fear here. they clearly say this is the end of democracy, one young lady told me yesterday that there are already no civil rights here. there is no freedom of opinion, and this is only getting worse under the new political system, so she basically said the only chance i see is leaving the country and going into exile. after we have the final results, by the end of the month, these changes that you just described will kick in. mr. erdogan, just to give you a few examples of the sweeping new powers he will get, he will be able to appoint and fire ministers, he dissolve parliament, he can call for new elections. he will have a significant sway over choosing senior judges, so he will be the center of political power soon, and many observers here are saying there are no signs that he will ease down, , that he willll become ss aggressive, t

and i'm joined now by julie hahn she's standing by in the turkish capital ankara tonight good evening to you julia i mean this is a sweeping victory for mr heir to one his coalition also secured a majority in parliament can we talk about turkey now being headed by one man. well this is certainly what many people feel he is they clearly say this is the end of democracy one young lady told me yesterday that they're already knows civil rights year there is no freedom of opinion and this is only getting worse under the new political system so she basically said the only chance i see is leaving the country and going into exile. after we have the final results by the end of the month of these changes that you just described will kick in and miss out on just to give you a few examples all of the sweeping new powers he will get he will be able to appoint and fire ministers he can decide and he can call for new elections he will have a significant sway over choosing senior judges so he will be the center of political power and many observers here are saying there are no signs that he will ease down that he

and i'm joined now by julie hahn she's standing by in the turkish capital ankara tonight good evening to you julia i mean this is a sweeping victory for mr heir to one his coalition also secured a big jordi in parliament so can we talk about turkey now being headed by one man. well this is certainly what many people fear here they clearly say this is the end of democracy one young lady told me yesterday that there are already no civil rights year there is no freedom of opinion and this is only getting worse under the new political system so she basically said the only chance i see is leaving the country and going into exile. after we have the final results by the end of the month of these changes that you just described will kick in mr allen just to give you a few examples all of the sweeping new powers he will get he'll be able to appoint and fire ministers he can disclose paul humans he can call for new elections he will have a significant sway over choosing senior judges so he will be the center of political power soon and many observers here are saying there are no signs that he will ease down