Back-to-back bad news for Erdoğan in polls: He loses to all 3 candidates!

According to the Gündemar Research October 2025 poll, the CHP ranks first with 35.25 percent, while the AKP remained below 30 percent. In the presidential election, Mansur Yavaş, Ekrem İmamoğlu, and Özgür Özel all polled ahead of Erdoğan.

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Back-to-back bad news for Erdoğan in polls: He loses to all 3 candidates!

Gündemar Research has announced its poll results for the October 2025 period. Participants were asked the question, "If there were a parliamentary election this Sunday, which political party would you vote for?"

Back-to-back bad news for Erdoğan in polls: He loses to all 3 candidates!

According to this poll, the CHP ranked first with a vote share of 35.25 percent.

Back-to-back bad news for Erdoğan in polls: He loses to all 3 candidates!

In the poll, the AKP is in second place with a vote share of 29.09 percent.

Back-to-back bad news for Erdoğan in polls: He loses to all 3 candidates!

This poll, conducted following President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's statements characterizing the CHP as the second party, has drawn attention.

Back-to-back bad news for Erdoğan in polls: He loses to all 3 candidates!

Among the other parties in the poll, the MHP remained above the election threshold with 7.13 percent, while the Zafer Party drew attention by receiving 5.16 percent of the vote. Additionally, the DEM Party received 8.67 percent support.

Back-to-back bad news for Erdoğan in polls: He loses to all 3 candidates!

The İYİ Party received 4.70 percent of the vote, placing it among the parties with the potential to form alliances.

Back-to-back bad news for Erdoğan in polls: He loses to all 3 candidates!

In the presidential election second-round poll, Mansur Yavaş, Ekrem İmamoğlu, and Özgür Özel were all significantly ahead of President Erdoğan.

Back-to-back bad news for Erdoğan in polls: He loses to all 3 candidates!

While Mansur Yavaş appeared ahead of Erdoğan with a ratio of 60.34 percent to 39.66 percent, Ekrem İmamoğlu led with 57.97 percent to 42.03 percent, and Özgür Özel outperformed his rival with a ratio of 53.40 percent to 46.60 percent.