Results of the latest poll are in: Voters don't trust anyone!

ASAL Research has shared the results of a survey conducted between February 15-22 across 26 provinces with the public. In the study, which involved 2,000 people using the Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) method, participants were asked the question, "Which political party can solve Turkey's problems?"

According to the survey results, the response with the highest percentage was "none." 38.3 percent of participants stated that they do not believe any of the existing political parties can solve Turkey's problems.

Here are the results of the survey:

The percentage of those who said AKP was 22 percent.

The percentage of those who said CHP was 16.3 percent.

The percentages for other parties are as follows:

DEM Party 3.6 percent

MHP 3.3 percent

İYİ Party 2.1 percent

Zafer Party 1.9 percent

Yeniden Refah Party 1.4 percent

Other 2.0 percent

No opinion/No answer 9.1 percent

On the other hand, the survey also asked the question, "What is Turkey's most important problem?"

Here are the responses given...

Economy/Cost of Living: 61.2 percent

Unemployment: 6.3 percent

Justice: 5.8 percent

Education: 2.7 percent

Terrorism: 2.4 percent

Immigration issue/Refugees: 2.2 percent

Government: 2.0 percent

Security/Public Order: 1.3 percent

Opposition: 1.2 percent

Healthcare system: 1.0 percent

Kurdish issue: 1.0 percent

Urban transformation/Earthquake: 0.7 percent

Other: 7.5 percent

All of them: 2.9 percent

No opinion/No answer: 1.8 percent