Striking poll from ASAL Research! Should there be an early election or not?
ASAL Research has announced the results of its October poll on the question, "Should an early election be held?" In the nationwide survey, 42.6 percent of participants supported holding an early election, while 51.5 percent stated they did not want one. The majority of those calling for an early election were voters from the CHP and DEM Party.
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In Turkey, where citizens are struggling with the cost of living due to the economic crisis, the AKP government has appointed trustees to 4 municipalities in the last week.
While the opposition front continues its calls for an "early election," public opinion research companies have also accelerated their polling efforts.
In this context, ASAL Research has published its October poll results. The survey provided an answer to the question of whether an early election should be held under the current conditions the country is facing.
The survey provided an answer to the question 'should an early election be held under the current conditions the country is facing?'
Striking results emerged from the poll, which was conducted between October 20-24, 2024, with 2,000 participants over the age of 18 across 26 provinces in Turkey.
A total of 42.6 percent of participants supported holding an early election.
Conversely, 51.5 percent stated that they did not want an early election.
The majority of those who want an early general election are voters from the CHP and DEM Party.
Here are the poll results...
