Striking results in ORC's Istanbul and Ankara polls! What is the point gap between CHP and AKP? 3 parties left their mark on the capital...
In its latest survey, ORC Research asked the question, "If a general election were held this Sunday, which party would you vote for?" The measurements taken in Istanbul and Ankara revealed notable results. So, what is the vote gap between the CHP and the AKP?
ORC Research conducted a comprehensive study of voters in its latest election poll in Istanbul and Ankara. The responses to the question, "If a general election were held this Sunday, which party would you vote for?" revealed the political landscape in the two major cities. So, how are the parties' vote shares shaping up in Istanbul and Ankara? What is the state of the gap between the CHP and the AKP?
CHP AHEAD IN ISTANBUL
In Istanbul, 33.1 percent of participants answered the question, "If a general election were held this Sunday, which party would you vote for?" with the CHP.
The CHP was followed by the AKP with 32 percent.
The DEM Party took third place with 7.1 percent.
MHP: 5.4 percent
İYİ Party: 5.1 percent
Victory Party (Zafer Partisi): 3.5 percent
YRP: 2.6 percent
TİP: 2.2 percent
YMP: 2.1 percent
Saadet Party: 1.8 percent
BBP: 1.6 percent
A Party: 1.5 percent
Other: 2 percent
CHP ALSO LEADS IN ANKARA: MHP, İYİ PARTY, AND ZAFER OUTPACE DEM
In Ankara, the CHP took first place with 33.4 percent.
The AKP came in second with 31.5 percent.
The MHP took third place with 7.6 percent.
It was followed by the İYİ Party with 6.4 percent.
Victory Party (Zafer Partisi): 4.4 percent
YRP: 3 percent
DEM Party: 2.6 percent
BBP: 2.1 percent
YMP: 2 percent
A Party: 1.7 percent
Saadet Party: 1.6 percent
TİP: 1.4 percent
Other: 2.3 percent
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