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AKP officials confident of Erdogan's victory in Turkish presidential runoff

• Turkish President Erdogan's aides believe he will easily win the presidential runoff election on May 28.
• Erdogan received 49.4% of the vote in the first round, 0.6% short of an outright victory.
• The opposition candidate, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, secured just 44.96%.
• The Erdogan campaign had already prepared a strategy for the runoff and released an ad featuring a unifying song after the first round results.
• Erdogan will focus on running a more positive and unifying campaign in the second round.
• He will not hold rallies nationwide to avoid antagonizing Kilicdaroglu supporters and will visit earthquake-hit areas to solidify his image as a rebuilder and problem solver.
• Erdogan has accused Kilicdaroglu supporters of being insensitive towards earthquake victims, which has led to some attacks on social media.
• The opposition has been in an echo chamber and wasn't intimately familiar with the country's sociology, according to an AKP official.
• Erdogan used Kilicdaroglu's alliance with the pro-Kurdish People's Democracy Party to associate him with the PKK Kurdish armed group.
• The Erdogan campaign was taken aback when credible polling companies indicated an outright win by Kilicdaroglu before the first round.
• Erdogan has ordered all campaign leaders and officials to return to their provinces and campaign as if he had not won the first round.
• The AKP is focusing on mobilizing voters who may be planning to relocate for the summer and will ask Erdogan's supporters to stay put until the runoff is over.