Özet:

In this study, the Konya general election results between the 27 May military coup and the 28 February postmodern coup will be analyzed and the impacts of sociological, political, socio-cultural and economic factors on voter behavior will be discussed. The striking fact of the March 12th and September 12th coups that happened between the aforementioned two coups every decade over a period of more than thirty years increases the importance of this period and encourages researchers to conduct further studies. Two methodological approaches were applied in the study, one of which is the socio-psychological approach that prioritizes the development of political orientation by focusing on the political socialization process developed by the influence of individuals’ families and immediate surroundings at a young age on voter preferences (Michigan School), and the other is the sociological approach that associates voter preferences with being a member of a social group or feeling of belonging (Columbia School). In the context of these approaches, an overall evaluation will be framed.

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