Filenews 11 July 2022
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan continues to besiege social discontent in Turkey, a fact that is reflected in opinion polls. A new survey of voting intention in the presidential election in the neighbouring country, Erdogan appears below 30%.
Fall for Erdoğan's AKP and rise of PLK shows latest poll
A poll by eurasia Araştırma published in the newspaper, Cumhuriyet, shows that even if all parties in Turkey put up their own candidates, the vote of AKP president Recep Tayyip Erdogan would not exceed 29.8%.
According to the survey, on the question "If all parties propose separate candidates in the presidential election, what would you vote for?" the percentage of votes for PLK president Kemal Kilicdarogu was 28.8%. For Meral Aksener of the Good Party, 12.5%, for HDP Co-Chair Mithat Sanjar 9.8%.
According to the same survey, one of the most impressive results concerns the DEVA Party. If party president Ali Babacan runs for president, he will receive 6.3% of the vote. The percentage of votes of MHP President Devlet Bahçeli, who is also a government partner, is negatively impressive. Bahçeli's figure is only 6.0 %.
The percentages of the remaining party leaders are:
Ahmet Davutoglu (Future Party) 1.5%
Temel Karamolaoglou, (Happiness party, 1.2%)
Muharrem Inge (Homeland Party) 1.5%
Umit Ozda (Victory party) 1.9%
'Other' 1,2 %.
