Blow after blow to the government in polls: The shift in those two parties draws attention

The results of the latest election poll conducted by Piar Araştırma in 26 provinces have been released. While the party at the top remains unchanged in the polls, the vote shares received by the MHP and the Zafer Party drew attention. Here are the details...

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Blow after blow to the government in polls: The shift in those two parties draws attention

Piar Research Company has shared the results of its public opinion survey conducted between June 11-14, 2025, with the public. In the survey, which was carried out face-to-face with 3 thousand 82 participants in 26 provinces, voters were asked the question, "If there were a general election this Sunday, which party would you vote for?"

According to the results of the poll, the Republican People's Party (CHP) placed first with a vote share of 32.5 percent. It was noted that the CHP has maintained its lead by increasing its votes in the recent period.

AKP HAS FALLEN BELOW 30 PERCENT

The Justice and Development Party (AKP) placed second with a vote share of 29.4 percent. With this result, the AKP has remained below 30 percent once again, as it has in the last few polls conducted by Piar.

The research company emphasized that voters are not only reacting to the current government but are now directly expecting a "change of government." Furthermore, it was pointed out that trust issues between the AKP and its own voter base are deepening.

MHP IS THE 3RD PARTY, ZAFER PARTY IS ON THE RISE

According to the poll results, the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) placed third with 8.9 percent of the vote. The Zafer Party, with 5.4 percent of the vote, achieved a notable ranking, leaving the IYI Party behind.

While the DEM Party is in the position of the fourth party with a vote share of 7.7 percent, the IYI Party's vote share was measured at 4.6 percent in the poll. With this result, the IYI Party remained behind both the Zafer Party and the DEM Party.