Election rallies in Turkey ahead of May 14 elections - in pictures
Turkish President and People's Alliance's candidate Recep Tayyip Erdogan at a campaign rally in Ankara. AFP
Emine Erdogan, the President's wife, greets his supporters in Ankara on Sunday. AFP
Supporters of Mr Erdogan at the Ankara rally. AFP
Mr and Mrs Erdogan wave to supporters. AFP
Mr Erdogan delivers his speech in Ankara on Sunday. AFP
Mr Erdogan delivers his speech in Ankara on Sunday. AFP
Mr Erdogan delivers his speech in Ankara on Sunday. AFP
Supporters of Mr Erdogan wave Turkish flags at the Ankara rally. AFP
The Erdogans wave to supporters. AFP
Erdogan supporters smile at the campaign rally. AFP
Supporters listen to Mr Erdogan's address in Ankara on Sunday. AP
Mr Erdogan speaks with an Ankara football club's scarf around his neck. AP
Supporters of Turkey's Republican People's Party chairman and Presidential candidate Kemal Kilicdaroglu rally in Izmir, Turkey, on Sunday. Republican People's Party Press Service / AFP
Mr Kilicdaroglu delivers a speech in Izmir. Republican People's Party Press Service / AFP
Mr Kilicdaroglu and his wife Selvi wave to supporters. Republican People's Party Press Service / AFP
Mr and Mrs Kilicdaroglu pose in front of thousands of his supporters. Republican People's Party Press Service / AFP
Mr Kilicdaroglu's supporters throng in Izmir. Republican People's Party Press Service / AFP
Supporters of Mr Kilicdaroglu make the heart gesture in Izmir. Republican People's Party Press Service / AFP
Supporters wave flags and chant while awaiting the arrival of CHP presidential candidate Kemal Kilicdaroglu at a campaign rally on Sunday in Izmir, Turkey. He is considered to pose a major threat to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's long rule in the May elections. Getty
Mr Kilicdaroglu addresses his supporters on Sunday. Republican People's Party Press Service / AFP
Supporters await Mr Kilicdaroglu's arrival in Izmir. Getty
Supporters await Mr Kilicdaroglu's arrival in Izmir. Getty
The Kilicdaroglus return the heart gesture to his supporters. Getty
Supporters await Mr Kilicdaroglu's arrival in Izmir. Getty
