Striking results from the 'Which party will solve Turkey's problems?' poll! The rate of those saying 'No party'...

Asal Research Company has shared the results of the public opinion survey it conducted between January 21-29. Striking results emerged from the poll in which participants were asked the question, 'In your opinion, which political party will solve Turkey's problems today?'

As the country heads toward local elections, public opinion research companies continue their polling efforts.

Most recently, Asal Research Company published the results of a public opinion survey conducted in 26 provinces between January 21-29.

In the survey, which was conducted with 2,000 people, participants were asked the question: 'In your opinion, which political party will solve Turkey's problems today?'

While 28.5 percent of the participants pointed to the AKP, it was notable that 23 percent answered 'No party'.

The results of the survey are as follows;

AKP: 28.5 percent

None: 23.0 percent

CHP: 19.2 percent

DEM Party: 5.6 percent

MHP: 4.2 percent

İYİ Party: 3.9 percent

Other: 6.1 percent

No opinion: 9.5 percent

COST OF LIVING IS AT THE TOP

On the other hand, in the same study, participants were also asked the question, "What is Turkey's most important problem?"

According to the answers given to the survey, for 64.4 percent of Turkey, the biggest problem is the 'cost of living'. While 6.3 percent of the participants said the biggest problem is unemployment, 4.2 percent stated that it is education. 1.9 percent said, 'There is no problem in Turkey'.

According to the answers given to the survey, Turkey's most important problems are as follows:

Economy/Cost of Living: 64.4 percent

Unemployment: 6.3 percent

Education: 4.2 percent

Refugees: 3.8 percent

Justice: 3.5 percent

Terrorism: 3.3 percent

Democracy: 1.5 percent

Security: 1.3 percent

Urban transformation: 1.2 percent

Health: 1.0 percent

Other: 3.5 percent

Everything is a problem: 3.1 percent

No problem: 1.9 percent

No opinion: 1.0 percent

News Source: 12punto