The Latest Election Poll Has Been Released! The Vote Percentages for AK Party, New Party, MHP, and CHP Have Been Revealed.
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GENAR Research's September 2026 Türkiye Report has been released. The distribution of votes among the parties has been determined based on the responses to the question, "If elections were held this Sunday, which political party would you vote for?". The research shows that the ruling AK Party... [Click here for more]
While data on election surveys are closely followed in Turkey's political agenda, the result of a new poll was shared with more public opinion. The study included striking results regarding the current distribution of votes of the parties. So, how many votes do the AK Party, CHP, New Party and MHP get in the last election poll? Details are in our news.
GENAR Research, considered to be close to the ruling party, published its September survey results. The striking findings and alliance-seeking efforts in the poll attracted attention.
GENAR President Ihsan Aktaş shared the results of the latest poll in today's article in Yeni Şafak. According to a September survey, the AK Party came in first place with 36.1 percent of the vote. In second place was the New Party with 21.6 percent of the vote.
In the latest election poll conducted by Genar Research, the AK Party ranked first with 36.1% of the vote, while the New Party came in second and the DEM Party in third.
In Üsküdar, a general election poll conducted in August showed the NEW Party with 38.5% of the vote and the AK Party with 33.5%.
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