Major loss for the People's Alliance! Poll results revealed
According to the April 2025 poll results by Ser Araştırma, the CHP has become the leading party with 33.9 percent, while the MHP remains at the 7 percent threshold. It was observed that the People's Alliance parties, the AKP and MHP, have lost nearly 12 percent of their total votes over the last two years.
Ser Araştırma shared the results of its poll, conducted between May 2-5 with 2,010 voters in 26 provinces using the CATI (Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing) method, with the public.
The confidence interval of the poll was determined to be 95 percent, with a margin of error of ± 1.95 percent.
CHP IS THE LEADING PARTY
In the poll, the CHP became the leading party with 33.9 percent, while the AKP's vote share remained at 30.5 percent.
THRESHOLD SHOCK FOR MHP
While the DEM Party's voter support stood at 9.6 percent, it was observed that the MHP is very close to the 7 percent election threshold, receiving 7.1 percent support.
The vote shares of other parties are as follows:
ZAFER 6.2 percent
YRP 5.2 percent
İYİ Party 3.9 percent
TİP 1.6 percent
Other 2.0 percent
AKP AND MHP HAVE SHRUNK BY NEARLY 12 PERCENT IN 2 YEARS
The AKP and MHP, which entered the May 14 elections as the "People's Alliance," received 49.50 percent of the vote, with the AKP receiving 36.30 percent and the MHP receiving 10.30 percent.
With the latest poll, the voter support for the AKP and MHP remained at 37.6 percent, showing that they have shrunk by 11.9 percent over the last 2 years.
News Source : 12punto
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