First poll after the nullity ruling: New party scenario changes the top spot

While developments following the absolute nullity ruling in Turkey and potential political scenarios continue to be discussed, a study has been conducted on how voter preferences would be shaped in a possible election.

According to the poll conducted by GÜNDEMAR Research between May 24-27, 2026, with 2 thousand 275 people in 60 provinces, the vote shares of the parties if an election were held this Sunday are as follows:

CHP: 31.90 percent

AKP: 28.09 percent

DEM Party: 8.42 percent

Victory Party (Zafer Partisi): 6.53 percent

İYİ Party: 6.25 percent

MHP: 6.05 percent

Anahtar Party: 4.16 percent

New Welfare Party (Yeniden Refah Partisi): 3.47 percent

TİP: 1.51 percent

Other parties: 3.62 percent

NEW PARTY SCENARIO ALSO MEASURED

In the research, the possibility of a new party, which came to the agenda following the absolute nullity ruling, was also asked to voters. Participants were asked to state their preferences in the event that Özgür Özel, Ekrem İmamoğlu, and Mansur Yavaş leave the CHP to form a new political entity. The results that emerged in this scenario were as follows:

New Party: 35.65 percent

AKP: 28.79 percent

DEM Party: 7.32 percent

CHP: 5.61 percent

MHP: 5.15 percent

Victory Party (Zafer Partisi): 4.66 percent

İYİ Party: 4.42 percent

Anahtar Party: 3.11 percent

New Welfare Party (Yeniden Refah Partisi): 2.44 percent

TİP: 0.65 percent

Other parties: 2.20 percent