Here are the poll results on the AKP's desk
Sharing the latest poll results ahead of the elections, AKP Deputy Chairman Mustafa Şen announced that Murat Kurum is 1 point ahead in Istanbul, and that the race is neck-and-neck in Ankara and Izmir.
Turkey is heading to the polls in 17 days. There is significant activity on the ground ahead of the local elections, where the names who will serve for the next 5 years will be determined.
In this context, polling efforts for candidates in major metropolitan areas, which carry great importance, are continuing. AKP Deputy Chairman Mustafa Şen announced the latest poll results weeks before the elections on Habertürk.
THE LATEST SITUATION IN THE THREE MAJOR CITIES
Mustafa Şen shared the latest situation in Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir.
While stating that Murat Kurum is 1 point ahead in Istanbul, Şen expressed that the race is neck-and-neck in Ankara and Izmir.

Mustafa Şen used the following expressions regarding the poll results during the live broadcast:
We will enter a much more intense election process in the coming weeks. Elections are a festival of democracy; citizens are expressing their own will.
The latest situation in Istanbul is Murat Kurum. Kurum appears to be about 1 point ahead.
In Ankara, Turgut Altınok has brought the situation to a neck-and-neck point. Altınok has closed the gap. The process in Izmir is not easy, but things are heading in that direction.
Hamza Dağ is rising rapidly. There was quite a distance, but it has been closed; no one should be surprised, Hamza Dağ is doing tremendously.
News Source: 12punto
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