Turkey's political agenda has been quite dynamic lately. The recent survey results from CHP have drawn attention as the party surpasses AK Party in vote rates.

According to the survey conducted by CHP between September 4-11, the party's vote rate has risen to 41.1%, while AK Party's has dropped to 32.3%.

This situation poses a risk of representation in the Parliament being limited to only two parties. MHP's vote rate remains at 5.4%, while DEM Party is close to the election threshold at 7.2%.

The rise of CHP has sparked debates among opposition parties. Calls for early elections are increasing, while AK Party's situation is also being questioned.

Political analysts suggest that this situation could have significant implications for Turkey's future. As elections approach, party strategies may also change.