Final poll results before minimum wage announcement revealed: What is the point gap?
A face-to-face survey conducted in 28 provinces has revealed voter preferences. The results of the study, which took place just before the minimum wage announcement, drew attention.
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ORC Research has shared the results of a survey conducted face-to-face with 3,920 people in 28 provinces between December 19 and 23. In the survey, participants were asked, "If a general election were held this Sunday, which party would you vote for?"
According to the survey results, the parties' vote shares were as follows:
AKP: 30.8 percent
CHP: 28.7 percent
MHP: 9.1 percent
DEM: 7.4 percent
YRP: 5.3 percent
İYİ Party: 4.9 percent
Victory Party (Zafer Partisi): 4.1 percent
BBP: 1.7 percent
TİP: 1.6 percent
DEVA: 1.4 percent
Future Party (Gelecek Partisi): 1.3 percent
A Party: 0.9 percent
SP: 0.7 percent
INTEREST INCREASED AFTER MINIMUM WAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
The survey was completed between December 19 and 23, just before the minimum wage announcement. Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan announced on December 24 that the minimum wage for 2025 would be 22,104 TL.
Following this announcement, eyes have turned to the results of polls to be conducted in January. The public is curious about how the new minimum wage will reflect on voter trends.