ASAL Research and Consultancy has published its "Turkey Political Agenda October 2026 Research." In the survey conducted across Turkey, citizens were asked the question, "What do you think is Turkey's most important problem?"
According to the research, the issue most frequently mentioned by participants, by a wide margin, was the economy, inflation, and the cost of living. The rate of those who gave this answer was measured at 46.6 percent.
In the survey, the "fund crisis" ranked second with 16.5 percent. While the answer "injustice" came in third with 9.2 percent, education and unemployment were also among the prominent issues.
The research was conducted between October 4-10, 2026, with 2,020 people aged 18 and over in 28 provinces. According to the information shared by ASAL, the study was carried out using the CATI method and with a 95 percent confidence interval.
- - Economy / Inflation / Cost of living: 46.6 percent
- - Fund crisis: 16.5 percent
- - Injustice: 9.2 percent
- - Education: 5.3 percent
- - Unemployment: 4.9 percent
- - Pension salaries / Minimum wage: 3.4 percent
- - Loss of moral values: 2.8 percent
- - Corruption: 2.6 percent
- - Terrorism: 1.4 percent
- - Other: 3.5 percent
- - No opinion / No answer: 3.8 percent
News Source: 12punto
