Poll that will make the People's Alliance think! Support at its lowest level

The "Terror-Free Turkey" research conducted by Turkey's Intellectual Public Opinion Research and Strategy Center was carried out between October 3-7, 2025. The study was conducted with 2,670 people across Turkey using the CATI (Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing) method. It was reported that the research was conducted with a 95 percent confidence level and a +-1.9 margin of error.

BBP STANDS OUT IN THE PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE

Participants were asked, "Which of the People's Alliance parties' policies do you find more correct in the Terror-Free Turkey process?"

In the responses, the Great Unity Party (BBP) ranked first with 43 percent support. The Justice and Development Party (AKP) received 24 percent support, while the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) received 7 percent support.

The rate of those who stated they were "undecided" regarding the process was recorded at 26 percent.

One of the striking results of the poll was that the MHP, which initiated the process, received the least support. Conversely, it was noted that the BBP, which maintained a distant stance toward the process, reached the highest level of support.

IYI PARTY IN FIRST PLACE IN THE OPPOSITION

Questions regarding the stance of opposition parties were also asked in the research. Participants were asked, "Which of the opposition parties' policies do you find more correct in the Terror-Free Turkey process?"

According to the distribution of responses:

IYI Party: 32 percent

DEM Party: 21 percent

CHP: 19 percent

New Welfare Party (YRP): 12 percent

Victory Party (Zafer Partisi): 7 percent

A Party: 4 percent

Undecided: 5 percent

According to the results, the IYI Party, which did not provide members to the National Solidarity, Brotherhood and Democracy Commission established in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM), topped the list.

DEM PARTY REMAINED BEHIND THE IYI PARTY

According to the poll, the DEM Party, which is seen as one of the parties providing the strongest support for the process, remained behind the IYI Party in public support.

News Source: 12punto