Polls on Erdoğan’s desk leaked: Election plan revealed!

Korkusuz newspaper columnist Can Coşkun has brought striking information circulating behind the scenes to his column. Coşkun made assessments regarding the latest polls on President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s desk, claiming that Erdoğan is "convinced" by certain data that has not been disclosed to the public.

"WE HAVE A 35 PERCENT CORE VOTE" MESSAGE

Coşkun wrote that a board member close to Erdoğan at Beştepe stated, "There is no problem with our results. We have a 35 percent core vote," indicating that the ruling party still believes it has not lost its base. He expressed the view that this approach significantly affects the way undecided voters are distributed in the polls.

According to Can Coşkun, the polls presented to Erdoğan show that voters who have broken away from the AKP are added to the undecided pool, but this group is distributed with the assumption that they "could return." This may lead to the total vote percentage being shown as unrealistically high.

Commenting that "It is understandable for the President to believe this or appear to believe it. Because it is not possible to manage until 2026 and hold the election on time with these figures," Coşkun argued that in this scenario, both Erdoğan and MHP leader Bahçeli will be forced to take serious economic steps.

Can Coşkun defines the year 2026 as "the year when signs of an election economy will begin to be seen." It is assessed that if economic relief is delayed, the sustainability of the rates seen in the polls will become risky.

IS THERE A DELAY IN ERDOĞAN'S ELECTION PLAN?

According to Coşkun’s article, Erdoğan and the AK Party administration will not bring an early election plan to the table before seeing the results of economic programs.

Here is the relevant section from Can Coşkun’s article titled “Erdoğan believes in 35 percent”:

Following CHP leader Özel’s challenge, "I will not let you sit there with 29 percent, let's go to the polls on Sunday, November 2," I checked what was happening at Beştepe.

It appears that the polls on Erdoğan’s desk are saying other things, and the President is convinced by them...

A short while ago...

I learned this from a former AK Party deputy and businessperson who met with a member of one of the boards at Beştepe due to a problem they were experiencing in the investment field. I had actually reached out to learn about the situation in the Southeast, but instead, I learned the following:

The effect of the resolution process on the polls was also discussed during the appointment, and they heard the words "There is no problem with our results, we have a 35 percent core vote" from the board member at Beştepe.

It is obvious that the AK Party is far from this vote percentage before the undecideds are distributed.

Clearly, the polls going to the President’s desk distribute the undecideds a bit differently, with the claim that they are mostly voters who have broken away from the AK Party.

It is quite understandable that the party or Erdoğan believes this or appears to believe it.

Because, as I have claimed before, 2026 will still be a year when we will start to see the traces of an election economy, and an election scenario will likely emerge at the end of the year.

It is clear that until that economy is implemented, neither the party nor the President will be convinced by this vote percentage.

Neither will the MHP leader...