They will change the entire balance in the election: They ranked first

While the political agenda is dominated by topics such as the economy, the "Terror-Free Turkey" process, new constitution debates, and the possibility of early elections, public opinion research companies continue to measure voter trends. In this context, Asal Research shared the results of the survey it conducted in February with the public.

2,015 PEOPLE WERE SURVEYED

In the study, participants were asked, "If a parliamentary general election were held this Sunday, which political party would you vote for?" The study was conducted with 2,015 people.

UNDECIDED VOTERS RANK FIRST

In the table where undecided votes were not distributed, the highest rate emerged among those who said "undecided/I will not vote" at 29.6 percent. With this rate, undecided voters ranked first.

Following the undecided voters, the Republican People's Party (CHP) came in with 23.4 percent, and the Justice and Development Party (AKP) with 22.5 percent.

In the table where the responses of Undecided/I Will Not Vote/No Opinion/No Answer were proportionally distributed, the CHP ranked first with 33.2 percent. The AKP's vote share was measured at 32 percent.

VOTE SHARES OF OTHER PARTIES

According to the poll, the vote shares of other parties were ranked as follows:

DEM Party: 8 percent,

Nationalist Movement Party (MHP): 8 percent

İYİ Party: 5.7 percent

Victory Party (Zafer Partisi): 3.6 percent

Key Party (Anahtar Parti): 3.4 percent

New Welfare Party (Yeniden Refah Partisi): 2.8 percent

Workers' Party of Turkey (TİP): 1.1 percent

Other: 1.4 percent