Latest election survey from Areda Survey: How did fund profiteering reflect on AKP's votes?

Yeni Şafak writer Ali Saydam, known for his closeness to the government, published the results of the public opinion survey conducted by Areda Survey in October in his column.

In the research, participants were asked, "Which party would you vote for if there were a general parliamentary election this Sunday?" The question was posed.

According to the results, AKP ranked first with 31.3 percent of the votes. The voting rate of the NEW Party was measured as 23.1 percent.

4 POINT LOSS IN AKP IN THE LAST TWO MONTHS

Evaluating the survey results, Saydam reminded that the AKP has drawn a stable vote graph since January 2026 and reached 35 percent in August.

Saydam pointed out that the party has lost approximately 4 points of votes in the last two months.

NEW PARTY'S VOTE RATE INCREASED TO 23.1 PERCENT

The increase in the voting rate of the NEW Party also came to the fore in the research.

The vote rate of the NEW Party, which was measured at 16 percent in July, reached 23.1 percent in October.

Saydam stated that there was an increase of approximately 7 points in the voting rate of the NEW Party.

55.1 PERCENT WAS CONSIDERED AS 'EYE PAINTING'

In the survey, participants were also asked about their opinions on the investigation and arrest of people close to the President within the scope of fund investigations.

“What does the investigation and arrest of people close to the President during the fund trial tell you?” 55.1 percent of the participants evaluated the steps in question as "eyewashing through some names".

The rate of those who thought that the investigations were trying to reach the real responsible people remained at 14.8 percent.

In his evaluation of this part of the survey, Saydam argued that the investigation process was not explained to the public accurately enough.

The results of the research showed that a significant portion of the participants did not find the steps towards fund investigations sufficient to reveal the real responsible parties.