The effect of religion on the Turkish electrol behavior: The case of Denizli

Up to the establishment of the foundation of Turkish Republic; religion-politics dialectic perceived as a threat to the demonstration of a two important social field superiority conflict. With the transition to multi-party politics religious dialectic and symbols effect on society at the politics scene tried to be solved from the constituents? behaviors?. The subject of that study; directed towards the province of Denizli, dealing with religion factor effect on electoral behaviors?. Although religion is adopted by lots of politicians and social researchers, as a concept that gives the orientation to the Turkish political life.It is widely accepted that at the societies which its? traditional formation is preserved (conserved) or tried to be conserved religion is an important factor at social and political life. However; that thesis basic assumption is; at the transitive phase societies like Turkey, religion is not the only and main indicator on the effect of politics; in order that at the voters? behaviors?; religious individuals preference as politicians and production of polities towards the solution of religious based problems has a secondary expect for elector. Because at the transitive phase societies their priority target is economic development; material expectations? satisfaction precedes from the moral needs (requirements).According to lots of the researches; voters? do not utilize his/her vote, which has a crucial role at the functioning of democratic mechanism, as to an opponent for religious oriented conflicts At that study which is carrying out in Denizli, similar judgements have been reached, and it is come on the scene that factors that define the voters? preference is not religion but economic and social welfare theme. While religion, religiousness and secularity parameters? manners towards social life and political issues can have a effect on a definite scale; it has not sharp(severe) impact on elections which is one of the important mechanism for the functioning of the system.