AREA poll: If the People's Alliance dissolves, all balances change!
AREA Research's September election poll has been published. In the survey, where the gap between the AK Party and the CHP has widened, voters were also asked about the possibility of the People's Alliance dissolving. The striking results have left their mark on the agenda.
AREA Research has shared the results of its September 2025 election and agenda poll. The study, conducted with a total of 2,000 people in 26 different provinces between September 24 and 30, examined voter trends.
Before the distribution of undecided voters, the parties' vote shares were determined as follows:
CHP: 25.4 percent
AKP: 24.2 percent
DEM Party: 7.4 percent
MHP: 7.1 percent
İYİ Party: 5.5 percent
Zafer Party: 3.6 percent
A Party: 1.8 percent
TİP: 1.3 percent
YRP: 1.2 percent
Undecided: 21.4 percent
Other: 1.1 percent
After the distribution of undecided voters, the parties' vote status took the following shape:
CHP: 32.3 percent
AKP: 30.8 percent
DEM Party: 9.4 percent
MHP: 9 percent
İYİ Party: 7 percent
Zafer Party: 4.6 percent
A Party: 2.3 percent
TİP: 1.6 percent
YRP: 1.6 percent
Other: 1.4 percent
However, the picture changed 'in the event that the People's Alliance between the AKP and MHP dissolves.'
Here are the parties' vote shares in an election entered without the People's Alliance:
AKP: 31.2 percent
CHP: 29.7 percent
MHP: 14.8 percent
DEM Party: 8.6 percent
İYİ Party: 5.1 percent
Zafer Party: 4.2 percent
YRP: 2.1 percent
A Party: 1.9 percent
TİP: 1.4 percent
Other: 1.2 percent
News Source : 12punto
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