Research results announced: Turkey's most trusted institutions

The results of a survey conducted by Asal Research regarding the reliability of institutions have been announced. Here are the institutions that citizens in Turkey trust the most and the vote percentages they received.

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Asal Research shared a new survey on its social media account.

In the survey, which was stated to have been conducted with 2 thousand people, participants were asked the question, "Which institution do you trust the most in Turkey?"

14 options were presented to the 2 thousand people. These options were: The Military, Police, Presidency, TBMM (Grand National Assembly of Turkey), Banks, ÖSYM (Student Selection and Placement Center), YSK (Supreme Election Council), Municipalities, Diyanet (Presidency of Religious Affairs), Judiciary, Politicians, and Media. In addition to these, "I trust all of them" and "I do not trust any of them" answers were also added.

 While the institution that participants trusted the most was the military with 19.7 percent, the institution they trusted the least was the media with 0.9 percent. 

In the survey conducted with 2 thousand participants, Diyanet was the fourth from the bottom in terms of trust with 2 percent, and the judiciary was the third from the bottom with 1.4 percent. The Presidency took 3rd place with 11.1 percent. 

The users' responses were as follows:

Military: 19.7%

Police: 16.5%

Presidency: 11.1%

TBMM: 10.2%

Banks: 4.2%

ÖSYM: 4.0%

YSK: 3.5%

Municipalities: 2.9%

Diyanet: 2.0%

Judiciary: 1.4%

Politicians: 1.0%

Media: 0.9%

I trust all of them: 4.4%

I do not trust any of them: 18.2%