Striking poll at CHP Central Executive Committee: AKP voters remain undecided on İmamoğlu question

In the latest poll evaluated at the CHP Central Executive Committee (MYK), it was observed that a large portion of AKP voters were not convinced by the "espionage" allegations directed at Ekrem İmamoğlu. 56 percent of AKP supporters remained "undecided" on the question.

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Striking poll at CHP Central Executive Committee: AKP voters remain undecided on İmamoğlu question

The Republican People's Party (CHP) Central Executive Committee (MYK) convened. Recent developments were discussed at the meeting chaired by CHP leader Özgür Özel. According to a report by Mustafa Bildircin from Birgün, the results of a poll conducted regarding the corruption, terrorism, and espionage operations targeting CHP-run municipalities were evaluated at the critical meeting.

AKP SUPPORTERS REMAIN UNCONVINCED

According to the polls brought to the agenda at the MYK meeting, 70 percent of respondents answered "No" to the question, "Do you think Ekrem İmamoğlu has committed espionage?"

It was also noted that 56 percent of those who participated in the poll and identified as AKP voters remained "undecided."

In addition to the 56 percent of AKP voters who stated they were undecided on whether İmamoğlu had committed "espionage," 16 percent of AKP supporters said "He has not," while 28 percent said "He has."

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