
According to Özdemir Research's latest election survey, undecided voters ranked first with 23.1 percent, while AKP came second with 23 percent and NEW Party came third with 19 percent.
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Özdemir Research company organized a general election survey for October.
Özdemir Research shared the results of the general election survey for October.
In the survey conducted with the participation of 2,06 people in 31 provinces and 26 regions between 22-27 October, voters were asked, "Which party would you vote for if the general parliamentary elections were held this Sunday?" The question was posed.
According to the raw results of the survey, undecided voters ranked first with 23.1 percent. While AKP came in second with 23 percent, YENİ Party came in third with 19 percent.
CHP'S VOTE RATE IS 5 PERCENT
In the research, the vote rate of DEM Party was measured as 7.5 percent, MHP's 5.5 percent and İYİ Party's 5.4 percent. CHP followed these parties with a rate of 5 percent.
Victory Party received 4.2 percent support, Key Party 3.1 percent, Re-Welfare Party 2.2 percent, and TİP 0.7 percent. The total rate of other parties was 1.2 percent.
VOTING RATES OF PARTIES IN THE SURVEY
The raw results shared by Özdemir Research are as follows:
Undecided: 23.1 percent
AKP: 23 percent
NEW Party: 19 percent
DEM Party: 7.5 percent
MHP: 5.5 percent
İYİ Party: 5.4 percent
CHP: 5 percent
Victory Party: 4.2 percent
Key Party: 3.1 percent
Re-Welfare Party: 2.2 percent
TYPE: 0.7 percent

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