It received 65 percent of the vote in the last election: Bad news for Erdoğan from the AKP's stronghold!
Ankara Research and Consulting has shared the results of its presidential election poll conducted in Ordu, a stronghold of the AKP.
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The results of a presidential poll conducted face-to-face by Ankara Research and Consultancy with 1,860 people in Ordu between November 4-6, 2025, have been announced.
Participants were asked which of the two they would vote for between Mansur Yavaş and President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
Before the distribution of undecided voters, the rate of those saying Yavaş was 44.8 percent, while the rate of those saying Erdoğan was 40.5 percent.
YAVAŞ AHEAD WITH 52.5 PERCENT
In the poll, the rate of undecided voters was recorded at 7.4 percent, while the rate of those saying “I will not go to the polls” was 7.2 percent.
When undecided voters were distributed, Yavaş's vote share reached 52.5 percent, while Erdoğan's vote share reached 47.5 percent.
AKP VOTERS
95 percent of AKP voters said they would vote for Erdoğan.
CHP VOTERS
96.6 percent of CHP voters stated they would vote for Yavaş.
MHP VOTERS
73.6 percent of MHP voters preferred Erdoğan.
The rate of those saying Yavaş was announced as 16 percent.
DEM VOTERS
33.3 percent of DEM voters said they would vote for Erdoğan.
The rate of those preferring Yavaş was recorded as 16.7 percent.
YRP VOTERS
The rate of those saying Erdoğan among YRP voters was 30.8 percent.
The rate of those saying Yavaş was measured at 38.5 percent.
ZAFER PARTY VOTERS
87.5 percent of Zafer Party voters reported they would vote for Yavaş.
The rate of those who answered Erdoğan was 2.1 percent.
In the presidential and parliamentary elections held on May 14, Erdoğan received 62.16 percent of the vote in Ordu, while Kılıçdaroğlu received 32.45 percent.
In the second round held on May 28, Erdoğan's vote share was 65.21 percent, and Kılıçdaroğlu's vote share was 34.79 percent.
According to these results, a 17.71 percent decline was observed in Erdoğan's electoral support compared to the May 28 elections.