Striking detail in Gündemar's poll: According to the results, 'Nationalists' have moved into 3rd place overall
The 'Turkey Agenda' poll conducted by Gündemar Research between January 21-24 with 2,255 people has revealed results that are set to stir up political circles.
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According to the poll results, the CHP became the leading party with 33.33 percent of the vote, while the AKP remained below 30 percent. In the poll, where undecided voters hold a decisive position, it was noted that the combined vote share of the Zafer Party, the IYI Party, and the Anahtar Party exceeded 16 percent.
In the poll, participants were asked, "If a general election were held this Sunday, which party would you vote for?" and "Which candidate would you vote for in the second round?"
Accordingly, after the proportional distribution of undecided, no opinion, and protest votes, the CHP maintained its position as the leading party with 33.33 percent.
The AKP took second place with 28.56 percent of the vote; the fact that the AKP remained below 30 percent with a loss of 1.12 points was a notable detail in the poll.
The DEM Party, which saw an increase in its vote share compared to the previous poll, took third place with 9.38 percent.
'NATIONALIST' VOTES EXCEED 16 PERCENT
It was noted in the poll that the combined vote share of the Zafer Party, the IYI Party, and the Anahtar Party exceeded 16 percent.
In the event of a possible alliance between the three parties, they could rank in third place.
The vote shares received by the parties in the poll are as follows:
In the breakdown provided by the company, it was stated that the level of undecided, no opinion, and protest votes remains high.
ERDOĞAN LOSES TO İMAMOĞLU AND YAVAŞ
In possible second-round scenarios regarding the presidency, it was observed that opposition candidates maintained their lead against Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
While Ekrem İmamoğlu was ahead of Erdoğan with a 16.14-point margin, it was seen that Mansur Yavaş was similarly far ahead of Erdoğan with a 17.28 percent margin.