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Poll Results Revealed: If the Economy Doesn't Improve, AKP Will Lose Young Voters! - Sözcü Newspaper

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The Interface Campaign's research, conducted across Turkey with 1,255 young people, revealed the economic situation, political attitudes, and voting preferences of the 18-30 age group. According to the research, approximately 80% of young people struggle to make ends meet or save money, yet they tend to vote for the ruling party.

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The Interface Campaign's research, conducted across Turkey with 1,255 young people, revealed the economic situation, political attitudes, and voting preferences of the 18-30 age group. According to the research, approximately 80% of young people struggle to make ends meet or save money, yet they tend to vote for the ruling party.

·Türkiye
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According to a survey of 1,255 people aged 18-30, 40% of young people cannot make ends meet. Of the young people who voted for the AK Party in the previous election, 41% stated they would not vote for them in the next election if the economy does not improve.

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According to the 2026 Youth Survey, 40% of young people stated they could not make ends meet, with stress and anxiety being the most prevalent emotions. While voter turnout was high, faith in politics remained low, and 41% of young people who voted for the AK Party stated they would change their preferences if the economy did not improve. In a potential second round, İmamoğlu reached 60% against Erdoğan when undecided voters were distributed.

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According to a survey conducted by the Interface Campaign among young people, 41% of young people who voted for the AKP in the previous election and plan to support them in the next election will not vote for the AKP if the economy does not improve.

·Ankara, Türkiye
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A study conducted by the Interface Campaign with 1,255 young people aged 18-30 revealed the impact of young people's economic problems on their political choices and future expectations.

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Sözcü broke the news in Türkiye on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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