Survey company says opposition could win 2023 election with 57 percent vote share

Mehmet Ali Kulat, CEO of “MAK Survey Company” said if the six-member table (opposition group) received the support of the HDP (pro-Kurdish party) as well, they would win the presidential election with a result of 57 to 43 percent ratio.

Months before the 2023 elections, striking assessments about the voting ratios of parties and alliances continue to come from survey companies.

Head of “MAK Research” company Mehmet Ali Kulat spoke on the topic in a TV program on TELE1 channel. Kulat said, “When we look at the current Public Alliance (opposition Millet Alliance) in terms of the data we have, it is in the 40 percent band, and the six-party table is seen in the 45 percent band. 10 percent of the remaining 15 percent are likely HDP voters and the remaining 3-4 percent are voters of minimal parties.

“AS IT STANDS NOW, VOTE RATES LOOK LIKE 57 TO 43″

Kulat stated that he predicted the 2023 Presidential Elections would be won by the opposition’s joint candidate with a considerable difference in favor, “provided there were no problems at the six-party table”, judging on the voting ratios found and provided HDP’s support were received.

Kulat also said, “Therefore, with the support of HDP (also depending on the candidate to be determined by 6-party table which would affect HDP votes), as of today, it looks like this race could end with a result of 57 to 43 percent or 56 to 44, in favor of opposition.”