Poll results reveal the truth! AKP is declining in 7 provinces, CHP is on the rise
According to the latest general election poll conducted by ORC Research in 7 provinces, the AKP is losing votes while the CHP is on the rise. In critical cities such as Trabzon, Samsun, Ordu, and Hatay, the AKP is experiencing significant declines, while the CHP has risen to become the leading party in some provinces. Notably, Hatay has changed hands and passed to the CHP.
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ORC Research has shared the results of a survey conducted in 7 provinces between May 14 and 18 with the public.
AKP ERODED BY 6 POINTS IN TRABZON
In the general election survey conducted with 1,710 participants in Trabzon, the rate of those stating they would vote for the AKP was 41.5 percent, while the rate for the CHP was 25 percent.
The vote shares of other parties are as follows:
MHP 8 percent
İYİ Party 6 percent
YRP 5.5 percent
Zafer Party 3.4 percent
A Party 2.9 percent
BBP 2.7 percent
Gelecek Party 1.5 percent
YMP 1.3 percent
In the May 14 elections, the AKP had received 47.77 percent of the vote, while the CHP had received 18 percent.
AKP IN DECLINE, CHP ON THE RISE IN SAMSUN
In the survey conducted with 1,900 participants in Samsun, the rate of those saying AKP was 35.6 percent, while the rate of those saying CHP was 25.7 percent.
The rate of those declaring their support for the MHP was 11.2 percent, and the rate of those saying İYİ Party was 8.9 percent.
In the May 14 elections, the AKP had received 42.45 percent of the vote in the city, while the CHP's vote share had been 19.76 percent.
AKP'S VOTE LOSS IN ORDU IS NEARLY 8 POINTS
In the general election survey conducted with 1,490 people in Ordu, the AKP reached 37.5 percent vote support, while the rate of those saying CHP was 29.8 percent.
The vote shares of other parties are as follows:
MHP 9.6 percent
İYİ Party 7.7 percent
YRP 3.5 percent
Zafer Party 2.9 percent
BBP 2 percent
A Party 1.7 percent
Gelecek Party 1.4 percent
YMP 1.2 percent
In the May 14 elections, the AKP had received 45.25 percent and the CHP had received 24.22 percent in Ordu.
HATAY SHIFTED TO CHP
In the survey conducted with 1,750 participants in Hatay, the rate of participants saying they would vote for the CHP was 33.8 percent, while the rate of those saying AKP was 30 percent.
The MHP's vote share was 9.5 percent, and the TİP's vote share was 5.5 percent.
In the May 14 elections, the AKP had received 33.91 percent of the vote, while the CHP's vote share had been 28.39 percent.
Thus, according to the survey, Hatay was among the provinces that changed hands.
LIMITED DECLINE FOR AKP, LIMITED RISE FOR CHP
In the survey in Gaziantep with 1,950 participants, the AKP's vote share was 37 percent, and the CHP's vote share was 24 percent.
The vote shares of other parties are as follows:
MHP 12.1 percent
DEM 8 percent
YRP 4.5 percent
Zafer Party 4 percent
İYİ Party 3.3 percent
BBP 2 percent
A Party 1.8 percent
YMP 1.5 percent
In the May 14 elections, the AKP's vote share had been 44.91 percent, while the CHP's vote share had been 20.35 percent.
In the survey conducted with 1,590 people in Kahramanmaraş, the AKP's vote share was measured at 41 percent and the CHP's vote share at 21 percent.
On May 14, the vote share had been 47.72 percent for the AKP and 16.3 percent for the CHP.
CHP BECAME THE 3RD PARTY IN ŞANLIURFA
In the survey conducted with 1,675 people in Şanlıurfa, the AKP's vote share was 36.3 percent and the DEM's vote share was 22.9 percent.
The CHP's vote share was measured at 12.6 percent.
In the May 14 elections, the AKP had received 43.01 percent of the vote in the city, while the YSP had received 24.85 percent. The MHP's vote share had been 9.44 percent, while the CHP's vote share had been measured at 8.05 percent.
In seven of the last 28 provincial surveys shared by ORC Research, cities have shifted from the AKP to the CHP.