The Turkey Agenda Survey conducted by GÜNDEMAR Research between September 23-30, 2026, with 2,400 people in 60 provinces has been published. In the survey, which measured parliamentary election preferences, the YENİ Party ranked first with 30.64 percent after the distribution of undecided, no opinion, and protest votes.
According to the same calculation, the AKP's vote share was measured at 28.24 percent. Thus, the difference between the two parties became 2.40 points. The decline in the AKP and MHP, along with the rise in protest votes, drew attention in the survey.
THE PICTURE IN UNDISTRIBUTED RESULTS
Participants were asked, "If there were a parliamentary election this Sunday, which political party would you vote for?" In the assessment made without distributing undecided, no opinion, and protest votes, the YENİ Party was recorded at 23.69 percent, and the AKP at 21.84 percent. In this table, the difference between the two parties was 1.85 points.
According to the survey, the rate of those who said they were undecided or had no opinion was 13.14 percent, while the rate of protest votes was at the 9.53 percent level. The total of these two groups decreased by 0.33 points compared to the previous month, falling to 22.67 percent.
In the undistributed results, the İYİ Party received 6.01 percent, the DEM Party 5.90 percent, the Zafer Party 4.49 percent, and the MHP 4.22 percent support. The CHP was measured at 2.81 percent, the Anahtar Party at 2.19 percent, the Yeniden Refah Party at 1.94 percent, and the TİP at 1.24 percent. The total vote share of other parties was 3.00 percent.
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