05.09.2026 08:20
A striking picture emerged in the latest poll by Betimar, one of the research companies that predicted the previous general election results with the closest margins. While the AK Party ranked first with 35.4 percent, the New Party came second with 20.1 percent. The İYİ Party, on the other hand, reached 9.3 percent, narrowly surpassing the DEM Party, which remained at 9.2 percent, and placed third.
The latest public opinion survey reflecting the current balances in Turkish politics came from Betimar Research, which predicted the previous elections with the closest margin.
AK PARTY AT THE TOP, SURPRISE RISE FROM THE NEW PARTY
In the 'Turkey Agenda Survey from Every Angle,' the responses to the question directed at participants, "If a general parliamentary election were held today, which party would you vote for?" revealed the change in voter tendencies. According to the survey results, the AK Party maintained its leading position in the political arena with a vote share of 35.4 percent. The New Party ranked second with the support of 20.1 percent of the electorate.
SURPRISE JUMP IN IYI PARTY
According to the announced current data, the IYI Party ranked third with a vote share of 9.3 percent, while the DEM Party closely followed its rival with a rate of 9.2 percent. In the survey, where MHP, a partner of the People's Alliance, remained at the 7.7 percent level, the decline of the CHP's vote share to 5.3 percent was recorded as another significant piece of data.
CURRENT VOTE DISTRIBUTION OF THE PARTIES
After the distribution of undecided voters, the vote shares achieved by the parties were listed as follows:
- AK Party: 35.4%
- New Party: 20.1%
- IYI Party: 9.3%
- DEM Party: 9.2%
- MHP: 7.7%
- CHP: 5.3%
- Anahtar Party (A Party): 3.6%
- Victory Party: 2.8%
- New Welfare Party: 2.2%
- TIP (Workers' Party of Turkey): 1.1%
- Other: 3.3%