Survey results reveal 'economic dissatisfaction'! AKP and MHP voters divided
According to MetroPOLL Research's "Pulse of Turkey April 2025" survey, 71.8 percent of participants believe the economy is being poorly managed. The results, which vary by party, highlight citizens' dissatisfaction with the economic trajectory.
According to the Metropoll Research "Pulse of Turkey April 2025" survey, the vast majority of citizens believe that the economy has been poorly managed recently.
In the survey, where participants were asked, 'Do you think the economy in our country is being managed well or poorly recently?', 71.8 percent of citizens stated that the economy is being managed poorly, while only 24.7 percent said it is being managed well.
Those who did not respond (3.5 percent) were excluded from the evaluation.
Perception of economic management by party:
51.4 percent of AKP voters believe the economy is being managed well, while 43.5 percent stated it is being managed poorly.
54.2 percent of MHP voters view economic management positively, while 42.7 percent expressed a negative opinion.
While 96.2 percent of CHP voters said the economy is being managed poorly, the rate of those who think it is being managed well was only 3.1 percent.
95.8 percent of İYİ Party voters found economic management to be poor.
91.5 percent of HDP/Green Left Party voters also stated that the economy is being managed poorly.
89.9 percent of those who vote for other parties are also dissatisfied with the economic situation.
News Source : 12punto
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