ASAL Research, conducted with 2000 people in 26 provinces between 20-21 April, with a margin of error of + – 1.95 and the CATI method, asked “Which political party would you vote for if there was a parliamentary election this Sunday?” shared the results of his research with the public.
Following the March 31 local elections, calls for early elections are being made by a segment of the society, especially retirees.
ASAL Research asked 2000 people in 26 provinces between 20-21 April, “Which political party would you vote for if there was a parliamentary election this Sunday?” asked.
Striking results came to the fore in the study conducted with the CATI method with a margin of error of + – 1.95.
While AKP’s vote rate, which was 36.3 percent in the previous general election, dropped to 32.2 percent, CHP’s vote rate, which was 25.8 percent, increased to 26.5%.
The vote rate of MHP, which received 10.3 percent of the votes in the May 14 elections, decreased to 9.8 percent; The DEM Party’s vote, which was 9 percent, increased to 9.1 percent.
BOTH LOCALLY AND GENERAL
The vote rate of İYİ Party, which reached 9.90 percent in the May 14 elections, was measured as 5.6 percent. İYİ Party’s votes dropped by almost half in the March 31 local elections.
It was observed that the vote rate of YRP, which was 2.9 percent in the previous general election, increased to 4.5 percent.
Victory Party’s vote rate is 4.2 percent; TİP’s vote rate was measured as 2.6 percent.
