Survey results announced: Should Turkey hold an early election?
The results of the survey conducted by Yöneylem Araştırma between September 13-16, which asked the question "Should Turkey hold an early election?", have been announced.
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Yöneylem Research has announced the results of its "Turkey Political Research" survey, conducted between September 13 and 16.
In the survey, participants were asked the question, "Would you like Turkey to hold an early election?"
While 54.1 percent of survey participants stated that an early election should be held, 37.7 percent indicated that they were against this situation.
The rate of undecided voters or those who say "I have no opinion" was determined to be 8.2 percent.
In the survey conducted by Yöneylem during the same period, which included the question "If a parliamentary election were held this Sunday," 2,100 people were interviewed.
According to the results of this poll, after distributing the undecided voters and those who will not vote, the CHP ranks first with 34.7 percent, while the AKP ranks second with 30.2 percent. The DEM Party has 9.6 percent of the vote, and the MHP has 9.4 percent.