
According to MAK Consultancy's November survey, while the AKP's vote rate decreased, the NEW Party's vote rate increased.
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It is a public opinion survey conducted by MAK Consultancy with 3 thousand 200 participants across Türkiye between 1-8 November.
In MAK Consultancy's Türkiye Agenda Research for November, it was seen that there was a change in the vote rates of AKP and YENİ Party compared to September.
In the research conducted with 3,200 people across Türkiye between November 1-8, participants were asked, "Which party would you vote for if there was an election tomorrow?" The question was posed.
After the undecided votes were dispersed, AKP's vote rate was measured as 27.5 percent. However, there was a 4.5 point decrease in the party's vote rate according to the September 2026 survey.
In the same period, the vote rate of the NEW Party increased by 1 point to 21 percent. Thus, in the research, the vote difference between AKP and YENİ Party was calculated as 6.5 points.
VOTING RATES OF OTHER PARTIES
In the survey, DEM Party reached 7.5 percent, MHP 7.2 percent and İYİ Party 7.1 percent. CHP's vote rate was measured as 6.5 percent.
After the distribution of the undecided votes, the vote rates of the parties were listed as follows:
AKP: 27.5 percent
NEW Party: 21 percent
DEM Party: 7.5 percent
MHP: 7.2 percent
İYİ Party: 7.1 percent
CHP: 6.5 percent
Re-Prosperity Party: 3.5 percent
Victory Party: 2.3 percent
Other parties: 1.3 percent
Key Party: 1.2 percent
Felicity Party: 1.2 percent
DEVA Party: 1.1 percent
BTP: 1.1 percent

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