Bad news for Erdoğan: AKP's vote share revealed... It has fallen below the critical level!

Public opinion researcher Semih Turan evaluated the results of their recent polls. Pointing out that there is a significant increase in the proportion of voters who say 'I am undecided' or 'I will not vote for any party,' Turan said this is a warning sign for political parties.

In his statements on TELE1, Turan said, "There is still a group of voters in the research who seriously say 'I am undecided' or 'I will not vote for any party.' This rate has been quite high for a long time." He also stated that the sense of trust in society has been seriously shaken.

LOSS OF SOCIAL TRUST IS DEEPENING

Turan said, "There is no trust left in any institution in society anymore. People have lost their trust in justice, the judiciary, political parties, and other institutions. There is a segment of the population that does not even trust the shopkeeper in their own neighborhood. This loss of trust is deepening with each passing day."

AKP'S VOTES HAVE MELTED

Making assessments regarding the vote shares of the People's Alliance (Cumhur İttifakı), Turan stated that after the March 31 elections, the AKP and MHP have struggled to even reach 40 percent. He expressed that this rate has currently fallen to around 35 percent.

Turan stated, "Although there is no longer the intense melting seen at the beginning, the AKP's votes are losing a point or two every day. Due to economic issues, policies, pressures on the opposition, and recent developments, the AKP's votes have now fallen below the 30 percent band. Anything above 30 has become a rate they would consider a success."