Research company shares results for 2023 elections: AKP and MHP votes may fall in winter
Ertan Aksoy, owner of Aksoy Research, shared the results of their latest survey conducted with the participation of 1067 people in 12 provinces, on TELE 1 screens. Ertan Aksoy announced the latest results on a live broadcast. He said, “For several months, the AKP has been below the psychological limit of 30 percent.”
In the survey, the participants were asked “Which party would you vote for if there was a deputy election this Sunday?” The following results were found by said company (over 100 percent):
AKP 29.7
CHP 29.1
GOOD PARTY 14.1
HDP 10.1
MHP 7.6
DEVA PARTY 2.1
FELICITY PARTY 1.1
FUTURE PARTY 1.0
OTHER PARTIES 5.1
“BELOW THE PSYCHOLOGICAL LIMIT”
Aksoy who made statements about the results, stated that the AKP and the CHP went head-to-head in the percentage of votes. Aksoy said, “The AKP has been below the psychological limit of 30 percent for several months, but this does not mean moving away. We get fractions of 29 percent. CHP also comes above 29 in all calculations. There is also a question of fractions there. But every time, without exception, we find the AKP slightly ahead of the CHP. We can say that both parties seem to be head-to-head.”
“THERE IS A HIGH PROBABILITY OF REGRESSION IN MHP AND AKP VOTES”
Aksoy continued as follows: “We often find a GOOD party vote share around 13 percent. As of this week we found it 14.1. I would say this is the highest vote share we have found for the GOOD Party so far. We had seen 14 percent earlier, but this is the first time we’ve seen 14.1. Therefore, the GOOD Party maintains its course between 12.5 and 14 percent.”
Aksoy stated that the AKP and MHP’s votes might decrease in winter and said, “HDP is a party that we usually find between 9 and 10-10.5. This time, we found it as 10.1.On the other hand, MHP seems to be round 7.6. It is likely that there will be a decline in both the MHP and the AKP votes in the winter. The reason is the most important problem of the country right now is impoverishment.”
