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Turkey's parties wind up campaigning on eve of vote

By REUTERS

JUNE 11, 2011 19:04

ISTANBUL - Turkish politicians made their last campaign rounds on Saturday on the eve of an election that is expected to see Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan win a third term and could give him a mandate to rewrite the constitution.

Polling stations were due to open at 7.00 a.m. (0400 GMT) onSunday in the east, and an hour later in the west.

Turnout was expected to be high as is typical in Turkey andirregularities or violence were not expected to be concerns onpolling day.

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