TÜSİAR Research & Consultancy has released the results of its ‘Turkey Agenda Survey’, conducted between February 5-8, 2025, with 1,600 participants across 26 provinces, selected based on the NUTS-2 regional classification. The survey was structured according to gender, age, and voter distribution quotas.
Demographics of the Survey
- Gender Distribution: 50.4% male, 49.6% female
- Age Groups:
- 18-24: 15.3%
- 25-34: 20.4%
- 35-44: 20.6%
- 45-54: 17.3%
- 55+: 26.4%
Key Findings on Political Party Support
AK Party Leads with 31.5%
The AK Party secured the highest vote share at 31.5%, marking a 2.8 percentage point increase from the previous Turkey Report survey (October 2024).
CHP Sees Slight Drop
The CHP ranked second with 29.7%, reflecting a 0.3% decline compared to the previous survey.
MHP and DEM Party Trends
- MHP remained stable at 9.3%.
- DEM Party dropped 1.5 percentage points, landing at 8.7%.
Minor Parties and Shifts in Support
- Yeniden Refah Party maintained its position with 4.3%.
- IYI Party continued its downward trend, reaching 4.2%.
- Victory Party saw a slight decline to 4.1%.
- TİP (Workers’ Party of Turkey) lost 1.6% of its previous support.
- ANAHTAR Party registered a weak performance with 1.3%.
- Yeni Yol Party (DEVA, Gelecek, SP), formed to establish a parliamentary group, polled at 1.2%.
The AK Party’s rise signals a potential strengthening of its voter base, while the CHP’s minor decline suggests a need to consolidate support. The DEM Party’s losses and IYI Party’s continued vote erosion highlight shifting dynamics within opposition parties.
Source: Paraanaliz.com
Translation: Cem Cetinguc