Bad news for Kılıçdaroğlu and Erdoğan in the latest poll: If Özgür Özel forms a new party, all balances at the ballot box change!

The "June 2026 Voter Agenda Research," conducted by ANK-AR Research and Consultancy between June 26-28, 2026, with 2,004 people, revealed voters' views on the economy, politics, and possible election scenarios.

According to the report by Merve Kılıç from Cumhuriyet, the research showed that economic problems maintain their weight on the agenda and that the demand for an early election is supported by the majority.

THE ECONOMY CONTINUES TO BE THE MOST IMPORTANT AGENDA

While a large portion of the participants stated that the Turkish economy is poorly managed, it was observed that the number of those who think they will experience economic difficulties in the coming months is at a remarkable level.

Turkish economy is poorly managed: 83.4 percent

Turkish economy is well managed: 11.8 percent

Those expecting economic difficulties in the next 3 months: 57.6 percent

Those not expecting economic difficulties: 36.5 percent

THOSE WHO THINK THE COUNTRY IS POORLY MANAGED ARE IN THE MAJORITY

In the research, the majority of participants expressed the view that the country is poorly managed.

Those who think the country is poorly managed: 63.6 percent

Those who think the country is well managed: 29.5 percent

THE RATE OF THOSE WANTING AN EARLY ELECTION IS 56.5 PERCENT

In the poll, participants were also asked about the demand for an early election.

Those saying "An early election should be held": 56.5 percent

Those saying "An early election should not be held": 34.1 percent

Undecided: 9.4 percent

REMARKABLE RESULTS IN CHP SCENARIOS

In the research, parliamentary election preferences were also measured according to different CHP management scenarios.

If Özgür Özel remains as CHP Chairman:

CHP: 34.8 percent

AKP: 27.5 percent

DEM Party: 9.3 percent

MHP: 8.2 percent

İYİ Party: 5.3 percent

THE TABLE CHANGES IN THE KILIÇDAROĞLU SCENARIO

In the scenario where Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu is the chairman, the AKP rose to the first place while the CHP took the third place.

AKP: 30.9 percent

DEM Party: 13.5 percent

CHP: 13.1 percent

İYİ Party: 13 percent

Undecided: 25.9 percent

IF ÖZGÜR ÖZEL FORMS A NEW PARTY...

In the scenario included in the research, the vote distribution that would emerge if Özgür Özel forms a new party was also shared.

New party: 34 percent

AKP: 27.3 percent

MHP: 7.8 percent

DEM Party: 7.7 percent

İYİ Party: 5 percent

CHP: 4.1 percent

THREE DIFFERENT SCENARIOS IN THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE

Results regarding three possible presidential matchups were also announced in the research.

EKREM İMAMOĞLU - RECEP TAYYİP ERDOĞAN

Ekrem İmamoğlu: 44.6 percent

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan: 35.8 percent

MANSUR YAVAŞ - RECEP TAYYİP ERDOĞAN

Mansur Yavaş: 46.2 percent

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan: 32.4 percent

ÖZGÜR ÖZEL - RECEP TAYYİP ERDOĞAN

Özgür Özel: 42.4 percent

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan: 37.6 percent

NO SUPPORT FOR THE "ABSOLUTE NULLITY" DEBATE

The majority of participants stated that they did not approve of the "absolute nullity" decision regarding the CHP congress.

Those who do not approve of the decision: 58.5 percent

Those who approve of the decision: 25.8 percent

Undecided: 15.7 percent

WHAT SHOULD ÖZGÜR ÖZEL DO?

Those saying "He should form a new political party": 39.6 percent

Those saying "He should fight within the CHP": 24.2 percent

MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS

The research also included views on the operations against CHP-run municipalities.

Those who find the operations political: 52.8 percent

Those who find them justified within the scope of the fight against corruption: 37.5 percent

VIEWS ON THE RESOLUTION PROCESS

A significant portion of the participants stated that they did not believe the Kurdish issue would be resolved at the end of the process.

Those saying "It will not be resolved": 43.9 percent

Those saying "It will be resolved": 26.7 percent

Those saying "There is no Kurdish issue": 20.1 percent