The latest poll on Özgür Özel's desk revealed: The impact of undecided voters is significant

While making statements in front of Silivri (Marmara) Prison, Özel said, "I would say in the history of the Republican People's Party, there is 41.4 in 1977, but there were no polls back then. For the first time in history, we are seeing 40 percent in a poll. We are seeing a 6-point, 6.5-point gap with the AK Party." The poll in question was announced on Halk TV.

The results of the parliamentary general election poll brought to the agenda by CHP Chairman Özgür Özel have emerged.

The poll shows that when undecided voters are distributed, the Republican People's Party's (CHP) vote share exceeds 40% and widens the gap with the AKP.

According to the poll results, before the distribution of undecided voters, the AKP had a 33.1% vote share, while the CHP had 28.4%.

With the distribution of the undecided voter bloc, which was measured at 18% in the poll, according to their voting tendencies, the CHP's vote rose to 40.4%, while the AKP's vote was measured at 34.6%.

PARLIAMENTARY MAJORITY ALSO SHIFTS TO CHP

According to these data, the 4.7-point gap in favor of the CHP before the distribution of undecided voters rises to 5.8 points in favor of the CHP after the distribution. These rates point to the potential for the CHP to obtain a majority in Parliament in a possible general election.

In the poll, the vote shares of other parties after the distribution of undecided voters were stated as follows:

* DEM Party: 6.8%

* Nationalist Movement Party (MHP): 5.9%

* Victory Party (Zafer Partisi): 2.9%

* New Welfare Party (Yeniden Refah Partisi): 2.3%

* IYI Party: 2.1%

* Workers' Party of Turkey (TİP): 0.9%

* Other: 2.1%

News Source: 12punto