Strong support for Mansur Yavaş from various parties
A large-scale survey conducted in Ankara has revealed that Metropolitan Mayor Mansur Yavaş receives significant support from voters of various political parties.
In a study conducted between February 13 and March 9, 2026, with a total of 27 thousand 2 participants, the political landscape in Ankara was examined in detail.
According to the research, when compared with the results of the 2024 local elections, it was observed that the Republican People's Party (CHP) maintained its vote share in Ankara, while the People's Alliance remained at similar levels.
In the survey, voters were asked the question, "If there were a metropolitan mayoral election today, which party would you vote for?"
In the responses to this question, the CHP's vote share was 42.8%, while the People's Alliance remained at 23.2%. Those who did not respond or were undecided stood at 29.2%.
When the undecided voters were distributed, the picture became clear: the CHP's vote share in Ankara reached 60.5%, while the support for the People's Alliance stood at 32.8%.
The survey results also reflected that Mansur Yavaş receives support in a non-partisan manner. While 70.6% of the participants expressed a positive opinion about Yavaş, the rate of those who made a negative assessment was recorded at 29.4%.
Even more striking were the support rates from voters of other parties: 31% of Justice and Development Party (AKP) voters, 46% of Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) voters, and 66% of DEM Party voters expressed a positive opinion about Yavaş.
News Source : 12punto
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