Latest poll results released: CHP's vote share increases, IYI Party in decline, MHP on the rise
PİAR Research has shared the results of its general election poll conducted between November 14-17. In the survey, which was carried out face-to-face with 2,584 people in 26 provinces, an increase was observed in CHP's votes, while IYI Party's votes decreased.
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Approximately 6 months have passed since the general elections in May. During this period, while a change in leadership has taken place in the CHP, news of consecutive resignations has been coming from the IYI Party.
PİAR Research has shared the results of its first general election poll conducted after Özgür Özel became the Chairman of the CHP. According to the results, it was observed that the CHP's vote share increased by 1.4 points compared to May 14.
The results of the poll, which was conducted with 2,584 people in 26 provinces between November 14-17, are as follows;
AKP: 32 percent
CHP: 27.2 percent
MHP: 15.3 percent
HEDEP: 8.1 percent
İYİ Party: 5 percent
New Welfare Party: 4.9 percent
Victory Party: 2.6 percent
TIP: 2.2 percent
POLL ANALYSIS
Piar Research provided the following analysis regarding the poll results:
"In our poll, which is the first research conducted after the change of chairman in the CHP, some noteworthy points are as follows;
1-The pessimistic atmosphere that existed before the party congress has dissipated. Although the CHP has increased by 1.4 points compared to the last elections, it has risen by 7 points according to our October study.
2-The IYI Party has lost half of its voters since the election, and has lost approximately 3 points of its vote share since the CHP congress.
3-Although the AK Party, one of the parties in the People's Alliance, is rapidly losing votes, these votes are mostly flowing to parties such as the MHP and the New Welfare Party.
4-We see that the presence in parliament of parties that did not participate in the elections with their own lists, such as DEVA, Future, Felicity, Huda-Par, Democrat Party, and DSP, has not been enough to increase their vote shares or create a new voter base.
5-When we look at the total votes of HEDEP and TIP, we see that this alliance maintains its strength and key role.
6-The only party from the opposition right that has increased its votes, due to the effect of the image of fragmentation in the IYI Party, has been the Victory Party."