Recently, CHP has gathered significant public support in response to operations against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu. Protests under the slogan 'Upholding the People's Will' were held in 11 cities across Turkey starting March 19.

During a protest in Bayburt, CHP Chairman Özgür Özel emphasized the public's support. According to poll results, 52% of the public does not find the accusations against İmamoğlu credible.

While CHP's vote share in Bayburt was only 4%, recent polls show it has risen to 40.4%. This indicates a significant erosion of support for AKP in its strongholds.

Following İmamoğlu's arrest, polls indicate an increase in CHP's support while AKP is losing votes. This situation strengthens CHP's call to uphold the people's will.

In conclusion, CHP's rise and AKP's decline indicate significant changes in Turkey's political landscape. How will these developments affect the public's preferences in the upcoming elections?