Poll results show AK Party leading, YENİ Parti declining
Recent surveys show AK Party ahead while YENİ Parti loses significant support since July.
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- AK Party leads in recent polls
- YENİ Parti remains second but lost significant support
- DEM Parti and İYİ Parti recorded the largest gains
- ASAL, GENAR, and Metropoll report different vote shares
Recent opinion polls in Turkey show AK Party in first place while YENİ Parti holds second position, though the two surveys report different vote shares for both parties.
ASAL Araştırma's October survey placed AK Party at 31.6 percent and YENİ Parti at 25.2 percent after undecided voters were distributed. DEM Parti received 8.8 percent, MHP 8 percent, İYİ Parti 7.1 percent, and CHP 5.1 percent.
“YENİ Parti lost 14.20 points in three months.”
GENAR's October report gave AK Party 33.7 percent and YENİ Parti 23.3 percent. DEM Parti ranked third with 9.5 percent, followed by CHP at 7.5 percent and MHP at 7.2 percent.
Metropoll compared July and October 2026 results. YENİ Parti dropped from 39.20 percent in July to 25 percent in October, losing 14.20 points. AK Party rose from 28.98 percent to 31.90 percent, gaining 2.92 points and taking first place.
DEM Parti increased from 6.99 percent to 10.60 percent, the largest gain among parties surveyed. İYİ Parti rose from 5.05 percent to 8.50 percent. MHP increased from 4.66 percent to 6.60 percent, while CHP showed limited decline.
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