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ASAL Research poll: Which party can solve Turkey's problems? The top answer is surprising

According to the latest poll by ASAL Research, the answer to the question of which political party can solve Turkey's problems that received the highest response was "None of them can," ranking first with 39.5 percent. The AKP and CHP were the parties most frequently suggested as capable of providing solutions.

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ASAL Research poll: Which party can solve Turkey's problems? The top answer is surprising

ASAL Research asked the public in 26 provinces the question: "Which political party can solve Turkey's problems?"

ASAL Research poll: Which party can solve Turkey's problems? The top answer is surprising

A SINGLE ANSWER STOOD OUT

According to the survey conducted between October 20-26 with the participation of 2,000 voters, 39.5 percent of participants said "None of them can."

ASAL Research poll: Which party can solve Turkey's problems? The top answer is surprising

While 21 percent of participants noted that they believe the AKP could solve the problems and 18.4 percent said the CHP could, these parties were followed by the DEM Party with 3.1 percent and the MHP with 2.6 percent.

ASAL Research poll: Which party can solve Turkey's problems? The top answer is surprising

The results of the survey are as follows:

Which political party can solve Turkey's problems?

• None: 39.5%

• AKP: 21.0%

• CHP: 18.4%

• DEM Party: 3.1%

ASAL Research poll: Which party can solve Turkey's problems? The top answer is surprising

• MHP: 2.6%

• Zafer Party: 1.7%

• İYİ Party: 1.4%

• New Welfare Party (Yeniden Refah Partisi): 1.1%

• TİP: 0.3%

• Other: 1.2%

• No Opinion/No Answer: 9.7%


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