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ASAL Research 'most important problem of Turkey' survey: 65 percent of citizens gave the same answer

In the "What is Turkey's most important problem?" survey conducted by ASAL Research, 64.6 percent of citizens cited the economy and the cost of living. In the same study, citizens were also asked, "Which political party can solve Turkey's problems?"

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ASAL Research has published its "Turkey Political Agenda July 2024 Research," which was conducted across 26 provinces.

The research included evaluations regarding voter support for political parties, opinions on political parties, and agenda topics for June and July.

In the survey, which was conducted with 2,000 people between July 10 and July 17, 2024, the question "In your opinion, what is Turkey's most important problem?" was asked.

THE MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEM IS "ECONOMY, INFLATION, AND COST OF LIVING"

64.6 percent of those who participated in the survey answered this question as the economy, inflation, and the cost of living. This was followed by those who answered "Refugees" at a rate of 6.2 percent.

The answer "Justice" ranked third with 5.5 percent.

Economy/Cost of Living: %64.6

Refugees: %6.2

Justice: %5.5

Unemployment: %3.4

Education: %3.0

Security: %1.7

Terrorism: %1.2

Loss of moral values: %0.6

Stray dogs: %0.5

Constitution: %0.4

Everything is a problem: %6.6

Other: %2.4

No problem: %1.2

No opinion/No answer: %2.7

 

"NONE" TOPS THE LIST OF "PARTY THAT CAN SOLVE THE PROBLEM"

Those who answered the same question were secondly asked, "Which political party can solve Turkey's problems?"

36.6 percent of those who answered this question chose "None."

None: %36.6

AKP: %21.5

CHP: %19.2

DEM Party: %3.5

MHP: %3.0

Zafer Party: %1.9

New Welfare Party: %1.6

İYİ Party: %1.2

Workers' Party of Turkey: %0.3

Other: %2.2

No answer: %9.0