Yeni Şafak columnist Ali Saydam, known for his proximity to the government, shared the results of the poll conducted by Areda Survey in October in his column. Participants were asked the question, “If there were a parliamentary general election this Sunday, which party would you vote for?”
According to the research results, the AKP took first place with a vote share of 31.3 percent. In his assessment of the party's vote share, Saydam stated, "The AK Party's vote share had shown a stable trajectory since January 2026, reaching the 35 percent level in August."
Touching upon the change in the last two months, Saydam wrote, "In the last two months, a vote loss of approximately 4 percent is noticeable."
YENİ PARTY'S VOTE SHARE RISES TO 23.1 PERCENT
The increase in the YENİ Party's vote share was also included in the poll results. The party's vote share, which was at the 16 percent level in July, was measured at 23.1 percent in the October research.
Regarding this change, Saydam shared the information, "In the same period, the YENİ Party, which had a vote share of around 16 percent in July, reached 23.1 percent with a 7-point increase in the last two months."
POLL RESULTS REGARDING FUND INVESTIGATIONS
In the research, participants were also asked questions about fund investigations. Sharing the responses to the question, “What does the investigation and arrest of names close to the President in the fund trial tell you?”, Saydam shared the results as follows:
"In the research, the question 'What does the investigation and arrest of names close to the President in the fund trial tell you?' does not receive the result it deserves because the event is not expressed correctly to society: 55.1 percent of the participants described these steps as 'window dressing through certain names.' The rate of those who see an effort to reach the real culprits in the efforts remained at 14.8 percent."
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