HBS Research November poll... CHP widens the gap in the capital
In the November poll by HBS Research, which accurately predicted the 2023 presidential election results, it was observed that the CHP has established a significant lead over the AKP in Ankara. Here are the poll results...
As political parties closely follow public opinion polls in recent times, the new survey by HBS Research Company has drawn attention.
HBS Research, which accurately predicted the 2023 presidential election results, shared the results of its November poll with the public. In the study conducted in Ankara, it was determined that the CHP is significantly ahead of the AKP.
THE POLL WAS CONDUCTED FACE-TO-FACE
According to the statement made by HBS Research, 1,100 voters were interviewed face-to-face in the study. Participants were asked about their general election preferences.
According to the results, it was determined that the CHP's vote share in Ankara has risen significantly, while the AKP has declined compared to previous elections.
The poll results revealed that the influence of Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş in the local elections is also reflected in general election trends.
As will be recalled, in the 2024 local elections, Mansur Yavaş won the election by a large margin with 60.44 percent of the vote against AKP candidate Turgut Altınok's 31.68 percent.
In the 2023 general elections, the AKP received 32.53 percent and the CHP received 30.56 percent of the vote across Ankara.
The picture presented by the new poll showed that there has been a significant shift in voter trends in favor of the CHP.
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