"I don't want an autocratic system" says Ayse Soz, a resident of Istanbul speaking on the eve of Turkey's historic election runoff, "I want a democratic system". Soz's is one of a range of opinions voiced ahead of Sunday May 28, when Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will face his secular rival Kemal Kilicdaroglu in what has been billed as the country's most important election in generations. "Kilicdaroglu will win" proclaims Hayrettin, "because after 21 years (of Erdogan), you can see the state of the country". IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES