Unprecedented gap in the latest poll: İmamoğlu detail draws attention
In a public opinion survey conducted by Dİ-EN Research, Turkey's biggest problem and citizens' voting preferences in a possible general election were asked. The Ekrem İmamoğlu detail in the responses to the question "What are Turkey's most important problems?" drew attention.
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Dİ-EN Research company conducted a new public opinion survey between May 28 and June 1.
In the survey, participants were asked, "What are Turkey's most important problems?" and "If a general election were held this Sunday, which party would you vote for?"
While the 'Economic crisis' was seen as Turkey's biggest problem in the research, the arrest of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu ranked second.
In this question, where a multiple-response method was used, it was noted that in addition to İmamoğlu, the arrest of journalists, politicians, and young people, as well as issues related to rights, law, and justice, were mentioned.
UNPRECEDENTED GAP IN GENERAL ELECTION POLL
On the other hand, the gap between the CHP and the AKP in the general election poll of the research drew attention.
CHP: 36.8 percent
AKP: 27.1 percent
DEM Party: 8.7 percent
MHP: 7.1 percent
İYİ Party: 6.9 percent
Zafer Party: 5.5 percent
YRP: 3 percent
YMP: 1.5 percent
A Party: 1.2 percent
TİP: 1 percent
