SONAR Survey Reveals Striking Result: 'This Is the First Time in 38 Years I've Seen a Situation Like this...'
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According to a SONAR Research poll, the AKP ranked first with 29.7%, while the New Party came in second with 28.2%. The difference between the two parties narrowed to 1.5 points. The poll showed that the total percentage of undecided voters, those who stated they would not vote, and those who did not express an opinion reached 33.1%. SONAR President Hakan Bayrakçı stated that in his 38 years of research, this was the first time he had encountere…
SONAR Research's latest election poll has revealed striking data regarding voters' political preferences. SONAR President Hakan Bayrakçı highlighted the high percentage of undecided voters and those who declined to express an opinion, stating that in his 38 years of research, he has never encountered such a situation before.
The results of the closed-subscription survey, sent monthly only to VIP clients by SONAR Research, headed by Hakan Bayrakçı, have been shared. The research, conducted amidst discussions of a "funding crisis," shows the gap between the AK Party and the New Party has narrowed to 1.5 points, while a record 33.1% of voters declined to express an opinion.
In a poll conducted by SER-AR Research between November 2-4 in 26 provinces with 2,000 voters, the AKP received 30.5% support, while the NEW Party received 26.8%. In response to the question, "If there were an election this Sunday, which party would you vote for?", the CHP received 2.4% of the votes.
In SER-AR Research's November election poll, the AKP came in first place with 30.5 percent. The NEW Party came second with 26.8 percent, while the difference between the two parties was measured at 3.7 points. The DEM Party came in third with 9.8 percent, while the CHP under absolute butlan remained at 2.4 percent. The first election poll of November: NEW Party 26,8 percent; CHP 2,4 percent! The inscription first appeared on the TR724.
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