In the final "party" survey of the year, striking results! Neither the AK Party nor the CHP came in first.

Striking results emerged from the survey conducted by Asal Research in the last month of the year. The research company asked 1,860 participants in 26 provinces between December 9-12 which party could solve the problems related to Turkey's economy, education, legal, and health systems. The public's despair was reflected in the survey results.

"TURKEY'S MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEM: ECONOMY"

The company first asked participants, "What is Turkey's most important problem?" Participants identified "Economy/Cost of living" as the most important problem with 58.1%. Following the economy were injustice at 6%, unemployment at 4.4%, and pensions/minimum wage at 4.1%.

According to participants, Turkey's most important problems are as follows:

1. Economy/Cost of living: 58.1%
2. Injustice: 6.0%
3. Unemployment: 4.4%
4. Pensions/Minimum wage: 4.1%
5. Terorrism: 3.0%
6. Refugees: 2.9%
7. Education: 2.5%
8. Security/Public order: 2.1%
9. Kurdish issue: 1.8%
10. Moral value loss: 1.5%
11. Urban transformation/Earthquake: 1.3%
12. Democracy: 1.2%
13. Taxes: 1.2%
14. Health: 0.7%
15. Other: 2.0%
16. All: 4.5%
17. No opinion/No answer: 2.7%

"NO PARTY CAN SOLVE THE PROBLEMS"

34.5% of participants stated that no political party could solve Turkey's problems. 23% of the survey participants said "AK Party can solve it," while 17.2% indicated that CHP could solve it.

The rates of the parties are as follows:

1. None: 34.5%
2. AK Party: 23%
3. CHP: 17.2%
4. No opinion/No answer: 11.8%
5. Other: 3.3%
6. MHP: 3.1%
7. DEM Party: 2.6%
8. Good Party: 1.8%
9. Victory Party: 1.5%
10. New Welfare Party: 1.2%