AKP's September report card is weak: Survey conducted in 26 provinces yields results that will make Erdoğan think! Dropped to as low as 10 percent...
Asal Research has released its September research report. The survey reveals the areas where the AK Party government is considered least successful. ASAL Research Company shared the results of a public opinion survey conducted in 26 provinces. In the survey, participants were asked the question, "In which areas do you find the government successful?"
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Research company ASAL has revealed a striking picture with its latest survey conducted across Turkey. According to the survey, citizens do not find any of the government's policies "fully successful."
CONDUCTED IN 26 PROVINCES WITH 2 THOUSAND PEOPLE
The research, conducted with a total of 2 thousand people in 26 provinces between September 12 and 18, revealed the public's view of the government in detail.
THE AREA WITH THE MOST SUPPORT: DEFENSE INDUSTRY
The area that received the most support from participants was the defense industry. However, even the success rate in this area remained below 55 percent.
SUCCESSFUL AREAS FOLLOWING "DEFENSE"
Following the defense industry, transportation, energy, and counter-terrorism issues were evaluated relatively more positively.
CONFIDENCE IN THE ECONOMY HAS COLLAPSED
The most striking result of the survey emerged in the economy. Only 13.2% of the participants found the economic management successful.
LOW SATISFACTION IN JUSTICE AND EDUCATION
Following the economy, the lowest satisfaction rates were recorded in the areas of justice, unemployment, family policies, and education.
AGRICULTURE AND HEALTH AT A MEDIUM LEVEL
Areas where participants found the government "successful" in the 30–40 percent range included agriculture, refugee policy, healthcare services, urban transformation, and foreign policy.
Areas where participants found the government successful in the 30–40 percent range included agriculture, refugee policy, healthcare services, urban transformation, and foreign policy.
