
Remarkable table regarding the possible distribution of MPs in the Istanbul 1st electoral district
According to the political research conducted by Murat Kızılboğa in Üsküdar, YENİ Party ranked first with 38.8 percent of the votes, while AKP ranked second with 33.4 percent.
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The political research conducted in Üsküdar examines the vote rates and possible parliamentary distribution in the Istanbul 1st electoral district.
The results of the political research conducted in Üsküdar revealed a striking picture regarding the possible distribution of MPs in the Istanbul 1st electoral district.
According to the research shared by data analyst and pollster Murat Kızılboğa, YENİ Party ranked first with 38.8 percent of the votes, while AKP ranked second with 33.4 percent.
In the survey, AKP's vote rate was measured 2.45 points below the 35.85 percent result it received in the last general election. In the survey in which the NEW Party ranked first, the vote rates of other parties also provided important data regarding political balance.
RISE IN THE DEM PARTY AND THE RE-PROSPERITY PARTY
According to the survey results, the DEM Party's vote rate was calculated as 6.8 percent. This rate remained above the 3.55 percent vote rate received by the political structure competing under the name of the Green Left Party in the previous election.
Re-Welfare Party also reached 5.5 percent of the votes in the survey. It was seen that the party recorded an increase of approximately 2.5 points compared to the 3.01 percent vote rate in the previous general election.
While İYİ Party's vote rate was measured as 4 percent, this result was significantly behind the 9.31 percent vote the party received in the last general election.
The Labor Party of Türkiye (TİP) was measured at 2.9 percent and the Victory Party at 2.8 percent. It was seen that TİP decreased compared to the 4.72 percent vote rate in the previous election, while the Victory Party was at a level close to its previous result of 2.86 percent.
In the research, the total vote rate of other parties was calculated as 5.8 percent.
PROJECTION OF 16 MPs IN ISTANBUL 1ST REGION
In the research's estimate of parliamentary distribution based on vote rates, NEW Party ranked first. Accordingly, it was predicted that the NEW Party would have 16 deputies in the Istanbul 1st constituency.
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It was predicted that the NEW Party would elect 16 deputies in Istanbul's 1st constituency.
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