The poll that changes the balance in the CHP
Discussions about a new party within the CHP, which began following the court's absolute nullity decision, have also been reflected in public opinion polls. In a survey conducted by Asal Araştırma with 2,000 people, striking data was shared regarding how voters' preferences would take shape if Özgür Özel were to form a new party.
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The developments in the CHP following the court's absolute nullity ruling and the allegations of a new party, which were brought to the agenda with Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's return to the chairmanship, have also become the subject of public opinion research.
In the latest poll conducted by Asal Research, voters were asked how their general election preferences would change if CHP Chairman Özgür Özel were to establish a new political party.
ASKED TO 2,000 PEOPLE
Within the scope of the research, 2,000 participants were asked the question, "If CHP Chairman Özgür Özel establishes a new political party, which party would you vote for in the general election?"
According to the poll results, 31.8 percent of voters stated that they would cast their vote for the AK Party.
According to the poll results, 31.8 percent of voters stated that they would cast their vote for the AK Party.
In the research, the rate of participants who stated that they would vote for the current CHP was measured at 10.9 percent.
Thus, in the poll, the vote shares of the party hypothetically to be established by Özgür Özel and the current CHP were evaluated under separate headings.
According to the results shared by Asal Research, the vote shares of other parties were ranked as follows:
AK Party: 31.8 percent
The party hypothetically to be established by Özgür Özel: 21.4 percent
CHP: 10.9 percent
DEM Party: 9.1 percent
MHP: 8.2 percent
İYİ Party: 5 percent
Anahtar Party: 3.1 percent
Zafer Party: 3 percent
Yeniden Refah Party: 2.8 percent
Workers' Party of Turkey (TİP): 1.5 percent
Other parties: 3.2 percent