Drop for CHP, rise for AKP in latest ORC poll! Here is the latest status of vote shares...
In the latest general election poll conducted by ORC Research, it was observed that the CHP experienced a loss in votes, while the AKP saw an increase. Changes in the vote shares of other parties also drew attention.
ORC Research shared the results of its new public opinion poll, conducted between July 6-8, 2025, with a total of 2,680 voters across 26 different provinces. The change in the parties' vote shares compared to June once again highlighted the volatility in political balances.
The CHP, which stood out with a 32.8 percent support rate in the June poll, saw a 2.3-point drop in its vote share in the July poll, falling to 30.5 percent.
On the other hand, the AKP recorded a notable rise, increasing its vote share from 28.2 percent last month to 30 percent in July. Thus, the gap between the two parties has almost closed within a month.
The vote shares of other parties were as follows:
DEM Party: 7.6 percent
(June: 7.2 percent)
MHP: 7.4 percent
(June: 7.5 percent)
İYİ Party: 5.1 percent
(June: 5.3 percent)
Zafer Party: 4.2 percent
(June: 4.3 percent)
YRP: 3.6 percent
(June: 4 percent)
SAADET Party: 2.2 percent
(June: )
YMP: 2 percent
(June: 2.1 percent)
BBP: 1.9 percent
(June: 2.4 percent)
A PARTY: 1.7 percent
(June: 2 percent)
TİP: 1.6 percent
(June: 1.8 percent)
OTHER: 2.2 percent
(June: 2.4 percent)
News Source : 12punto
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