, , . 1. . The survey results also demonstrate that the rate of those who say "I am undecided" or "I won't vote" has been on the increase. 2. Rue du Congrs, 15 Prof. Derya Kmrc attributes the increase in floating votes to the concerns caused by the Russia-Ukraine war: "In times of war, people want to see strong leaders and want to stand behind them. I think, in this picture, if the AKP is to dissolve, it will happen not because of the bad things it does, but because of the good things the opposition does and displays.". The 'Yes' and 'No' camps are increasingly polarised as the countdown starts for Turkey's key referendum Sunday on expanding President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's powers. Voters in Turkey will go to the polls on April 16 to decide on the referendum that would grant President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expanded powers. "This is not a right approach because the economy is not the only factor affecting voting behavior.
3PL . Over 90 percent of voters say this. Kmrc also addresses the drop in the votes of President and Justice and Development Party (AKP) Chair Recep Tayyip Erdoan and the AKP's People's Alliance with the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP): "When people are asked about the most urgent problems of Turkey, the difficulties in making ends meet, high costs of living and inflation are mentioned every month without exception. . If it changes for the worse, they punish the ruling party. (RT/SD). Two out of every three voters with bonds of love with Erdoan say that religious values determine their preferences. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said today he would call snap elections likely to be held on November 1 after coalition talks failed in an unprecedented political impasse. System In an increasingly crowded, chaotic, and contested world and marketplace of ideas, the Carnegie Endowment offers decisionmakers global, independent, and strategic insight and innovative ideas that advance international peace. In this picture, the parties that are not a part of an alliance (HDP, DEVA, Workers' Part of Turkey, Felicity Party, etc.) 
I think it will be only possible for them to leave the AKP and turn to other parties if the AKP loses the election, other actors get in the picture and appeal to their worldviews.". 10.1 percent are undecided and 1.9 percent "would not cast a vote". Pierini is a visiting scholar at Carnegie Europe, where his research focuses on developments in the Middle East and Turkey from a European perspective. Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu today said Turkey needed a single-party government to fight "terror", as the country prepares for snap November polls against the background of the army's relentless campaign against Kurdish militants. would receive 16 percent while 8 percent would not vote and 3.6 percent are floating voters. 66 percent of them say that the economic crisis is the major problem of Turkey awaiting to be solved urgently. , According to the February 2022 survey results of the Operational Research Center, 38.1 percent of the participants would vote for the opposition Nation's Alliance (of the main opposition CHP and Y Party) while 34.2 percent would vote for the ruling People's Alliance (of the AKP and MHP) if Turkey had Parliamentary elections this Sunday. So, the main issue on people's agenda is the economic crisis. 4.3 percent of the participants say that they are "undecided" about the snap election. Operational Research General Coordinator Kmrc says, In the current picture, the opposition has a wide margin, it can even win the Presidential election.. . Some voters bring their worldviews to the forefront while some prioritize their religious beliefs and identity.
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You are leaving the CarnegieTsinghua Center for Global Policy's website and entering another Carnegie global site. This website is published within the framework of "Journalism for Rights, Rights for Journalists" -dubbed as BA3 - project implemented by the IPS Communication Foundation with the financial assistance of the Swedish International development Agency (SIDA). When their own economic condition changes for the better, they continue supporting the ruling party. This leads to indecision.". When we compare it to the rates on June 25, 2018, we see that there has been a 10-percentage point decrease, which shows that a significant rate of voters have changed their minds.". 3. Commenting further on the survey results, Kmrc says, "The picture we have is now a deep-seated picture" and adds: "In the current picture, the opposition has a wide margin, it is even highly likely to win the Presidential election. When they are asked about for whom they would vote if there was a second round of Presidential elections, 51.1 percent opt for "the candidate of the opposition". Voters have been punishing [it] for the past two years. 6. ERP Kmrc underlines that even though the AKP's votes have been on the decrease, he has a "loyal voter base" of 25 percent: "There is an attitude like 'How on earth would the AKP receive more than 30 percent of votes while the country is in such a bad state?'. The Operational Research company has shared the results of its "Turkey's Political Panel February" survey. . Turkey looks increasingly likely to face an early election as its air strikes against Kurdish militants in Iraq and Islamic State in Syria stir nationalist sentiment and coalition talks make little apparent progress. 20, , 40 , The contents of this website are the sole responsibility of IPS Communication Foundation and under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the EU and SIDA and IFEX. They do not divert from the AKP easily. , . Speaking to bianet about the survey, Operational Research General Coordinator Assoc. Conducted with the participation of 2,488 people in 27 cities, the survey results show that 55.5 percent of participants think Turkey is poorly managed. According to the February poll of the Gezici Research company, four political parties A recent survey conducted by MetroPoll Research company has shown that 49.8 percent President Erdoan's job approval stands at 47 percent while his party's voting share Election poll | Erdoan now only has his core voter base left, Survey: CHP's Kldarolu would win second round of Presidential elections, Survey: 49.8 percent say Erdoan cannot win the election, Opinion poll: Support for AKP lower among first-time voters, 'Zakho is the second Roboski Massacre': HDP, bar associations condemn Kurdistan strikes, Turkey denies responsibility for strike that killed 9 in Iraq's KRG as Baghdad lashes out, Erdoan says US should leave Syria, optimistic about F-16 purchase, Central Bank keeps interest rate constant for the seventh month in a row, Turkey's bombardment hits tourist spot, kills eight in Iraq's Kurdistan region, officials say. , System , , . Less than five months after the last legislative elections, Turks on November 1 will vote again in one of the biggest gambles of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's political career. Turkey today was plunged into a new period of political turbulence after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ruling party lost its parliament majority for the first time since coming to power in 2002. "How does the economic crisis affect voters' behavior? While 80.3 percent of the participants are of the opinion that the Russia-Ukraine war has negatively affected Turkey's economy, 53 percent of the participants want a snap election in the country.
By using this website, you agree to our cookie policy. In the event that Erdoan runs for President in the upcoming election, 54 percent of the respondents say that they will "never vote" for him while 34 percent say that "they will definitely" vote for him.