Bad news for Erdoğan from 3 polls, for Sinan Oğan from 1: Early elections, new Constitution, general elections, Presidency...

ORC Research has published the results of an election survey conducted face-to-face with 6,500 people in 41 provinces between October 27 and November 2.

In response to the question "Should there be an early election?", 50.9 percent said "yes", 37.4 percent said "no", and 11.7 percent said "I have no opinion".

It was observed that the demand for an early election, which was 47.5 percent in August, has increased.

Thus, October became the period when the demand for an early election increased the most.

CITIZENS DO NOT WANT A NEW CONSTITUTION!

In response to the question "Do you think there is a need for a new Constitution?", 20.6 percent said "yes", while 55.7 percent said "no".

The rate of those who said "I have no opinion" was 23.7 percent.

OCTOBER SURVEY

The answers given to the question "If a general election were held this Sunday, which party would you vote for?" were noteworthy.

Here are the survey results:

CHP 30.5 percent

AKP 29.4 percent

MHP 10.5 percent

DEM 7.5 percent

YRP 5.1 percent

Zafer 4.0 percent

İYİ Party 3.9 percent

BBP 2.0 percent

TİP 1.3 percent

DP 1.2 percent

DEVA 0.9 percent

Memleket 0.8 percent

Saadet 0.8 percent

Other 1.4 percent

The survey also asked which candidate respondents would vote for in the Presidential elections.

Here are the results...

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan 38.4 percent

Ekrem İmamoğlu 25.3 percent

Mansur Yavaş 17.4 percent

Sinan Oğan, who was a candidate in the last election and forced the election into a second round by receiving 5.17 percent of the vote, received 0.9 percent.