ORC asked 'if there were an election this Sunday': Results from Istanbul and Ankara reveal the gap

In the latest election poll, citizens in Istanbul and Ankara were asked about their preferences. In both cities, it was observed that the CHP led the AKP, which maintained its stability in second place, by a 3 percent margin.

In an election poll conducted by ORC Research, participants were asked, "If there were a general election this Sunday, which party would you vote for?" 

The poll, published under the name Political Trends Research and conducted face-to-face with 2,850 participants in Istanbul and 1,955 in Ankara between June 12-16, revealed the vote shares of the parties.

In Istanbul, the CHP received 33.6 percent, while the AKP's vote share was 30.2 percent. The DEM Party ranked 3rd in Istanbul with 7.2 percent, while the MHP received 5.5 percent of the vote. 

In the poll, the Victory Party (Zafer Partisi) received 4.4 percent, the New Welfare Party (Yeniden Refah) 3.4 percent, and the IYI Party 3.2 percent.

In Ankara, the CHP's vote share was 34.6 percent, while the AKP ranked second with 31.1 percent. 

In Ankara, the MHP ranked third with 7.2 percent, and the Victory Party (Zafer Partisi) ranked fourth with 4.4 percent.

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