Major support for Ekrem İmamoğlu in latest poll: The gap between CHP and AKP revealed

According to data from the PanoramaTR Research Company, reported by journalist İsmail Saymaz in his column today, the CHP has maintained its lead.

In response to the question "If an election were held this Sunday," the CHP ranked first with 29.5 percent, while the AKP ranked second with 28 percent.

VOTE SHARES OF THE PARTIES

The vote distribution of other parties in the survey is as follows:

DEM: 5.8%

MHP: 4.1%

Zafer Party: 3.3%

Yeniden Refah Party: 2%

Anahtar Party: 1.9%

İYİ Party: 1.8%

BBP: 1.4%

Other: 2.4%

Undecided: 20%

59.1 PERCENT SUPPORT FOR PKK DISARMAMENT PROCESS

In the survey, when asked about the PKK's disarmament process, 59.1 percent of participants responded that they "support it," while 36.1 percent stated they opposed it, and 4.8 percent said they were undecided. The highest support came from DEM voters at 96.5 percent. 90.5 percent of MHP voters and 84.6 percent of AKP voters supported the process.

SKEPTICISM TOWARD LAYING DOWN ARMS

While 55.8 percent of participants believe the PKK will not lay down its arms, 35.1 percent think they will. Furthermore, while 61.7 percent of those surveyed view a potential step toward laying down arms as "performative," 30.2 percent stated that it would be an indicator of serious intent.

SUPPORT FOR BAHÇELİ’S “COMMISSION” PROPOSAL

MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli’s proposal to establish a "National Solidarity, Brotherhood and Democracy Commission" was found to be correct by 62.8 percent of the public. The rate of those opposing this proposal was 25.8 percent, while 11.4 percent expressed no opinion.

İMAMOĞLU TRIAL SHOULD BE BROADCAST LIVE

The survey also asked about the proposal to broadcast the trial of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu live on TRT. While 77.5 percent of participants supported the broadcast, 16.3 percent opposed it, and 8.2 percent expressed no opinion.

In responses to the question regarding the reason for the detentions and arrests of CHP mayors, 57.1 percent argued that the process was "political." 30.3 percent stated that it was legal, while 12.6 percent expressed no opinion.