
According to ASAL Research's October 2026 survey, 46.6 percent of participants cited the economy and inflation as the most important problems.
According to ASAL Research and Consultancy's October 2026 survey, 46.6 percent of participants stated that Türkiye's biggest problem is the economy and inflation.
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'Türkiye Political Agenda October 2026 Research' was carried out by ASAL Research with the participation of 2 thousand 20 people in 28 provinces.
The results of the "Türkiye Political Agenda October 2026 Research" conducted throughout Türkiye by ASAL Research and Consultancy have been published. In the research conducted with the participation of 2,020 people in 28 provinces, citizens were asked "What do you think is the most important problem of Türkiye?" The question was posed.
According to the results of the research, the first agenda item of the citizens was by far the economic crisis and financial difficulties.
THERE IS ECONOMY AND INFLATION AT THE SUMMIT
46.6 percent of the survey participants answered "Economy/Inflation/Cost of living" as the most important problem of Turkey. While "Fund Crisis" ranked second on the list of problems with 16.5 percent, society's quest for justice was also reflected in the survey; 9.2 percent of the participants recorded "Injustice" as the biggest problem.
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