Striking poll from Asal Research: CHP widens the gap at the top
According to the latest poll by Asal Research, the rise of the CHP continues. In the responses to the question "If an election were held this Sunday," the CHP's upward trend persists while the decline of the ruling party continues where it left off. Here are the details...
According to the latest public opinion survey by Asal Research, which tracks Turkey's political pulse, the rise of the CHP continues. In responses to the question "If a parliamentary election were held this Sunday," the CHP ranked first with 33.1% of the vote, while the AK Party came in second with 30.2%. While the rise of the CHP in the opposition bloc is notable, the gap between it and the ruling party was measured at 2.9 percentage points.
VOTE SHARES OF THE PARTIES
In the survey, after distributing the undecided voters and those who stated they would not vote, the vote shares of the parties were as follows:
CHP: 33.1%
AK Party: 30.2%
DEM Party: 9.2%
MHP: 7.8%
İYİ Party: 5.3%
Victory Party (Zafer Partisi): 4.3%
New Welfare Party (Yeniden Refah Partisi): 4.0%
Workers' Party of Turkey (TİP): 1.7%
Key Party (Anahtar Parti): 1.2%
Other: 3.2%
THE GAP IS WIDENING
According to the Asal Research poll, the CHP has maintained its momentum in recent months, reaching the 33.1% level. The AK Party, meanwhile, placed second with a rate of 30.2%.
The DEM Party and MHP remained below 10%. The İYİ Party is at a critical threshold with a rate of 5.3%. New alternative parties such as the Victory Party and the New Welfare Party received 4% of the vote.
News Source : 12punto
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