Perceptions on Turkey’s president Recep Tayyip Erdogan ahead of the 2023 election

Erdogan's leadership style has faced growing criticism from various segments of Turkish society, leading to a polarization of public opinion. Critics argue that he has become increasingly authoritarian, curbing media freedom, suppressing dissent, and consolidating power within the presidency. Concerns have been raised about the erosion of democratic institutions and human rights under his leadership.

Under his leadership style with the time people are noticed his real face and he lost his popularity.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the current President of Turkey, has a leadership style that has been controversial and polarizing within Turkey. His style is characterized by a mix of authoritarianism, populism, and Islamic conservatism

Recep Tayyip Erdogan's leadership style has had a complex and evolving relationship with his popularity in Turkey. When Erdogan first came to power as the Prime Minister in 2003, he was widely seen as a fresh and charismatic leader who promised to bring stability and prosperity to Turkey. His early years in power were marked by a series of bold economic and political reforms that helped to modernize the country and raise living standards for many Turks. However, over time, Erdogan's leadership style has become increasingly authoritarian, with a greater emphasis on centralizing power and cracking down on dissent. He has been accused of curtailing freedom of speech and press, suppressing political opposition, and undermining the independence of the judiciary. These moves have drawn criticism both domestically and internationally.

Domestically, Erdogan's leadership style has contributed to a shift away from Turkey's secular, Kemalist traditions, and toward a more conservative, Islamist identity. He has emphasized the importance of traditional family values and Islamic values in public life and has taken a strong stance against dissent and opposition. This has resulted in a crackdown on media and civil society organizations and an erosion of democratic institutions in Turkey.

In terms of Erdogan's popularity in Turkey, his leadership style has been both a source of strength and a liability. He has a sizable following among conservative and nationalist voters, who value his attempts to promote Islam and Turkish culture, as well as his emphasis on national security. His dictatorial inclinations and contentious policies, like as his handling of the Kurdish issue and his alliance with Russia and Iran, have alienated many other Turks, particularly those in cities and among the country's minority communities.

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I don’t know

I thought about less democracy

In Turkey, most of people like their country. Erdogan know that well and he did a lot of things that Turkish Nationalist liked. In addition, unsuccessful opposition made you Erdogan more stronger.