The new year's poll results are reshaping the political atmosphere in Turkey. According to the research conducted by MAK Consultancy, 24% of participants stated they would not vote.

CHP maintains its position as the leading party with 31.4% of the votes, while AK Party follows closely with 31%. This indicates a significant competition in the political arena.

The recent polls showing CHP surpassing the 40% threshold have sparked debates between opposition and ruling parties. This situation could change the dynamics in the elections.

It has been observed that the vote percentages for AK Party and MHP have eroded by nearly 12% over the last two years. This indicates a strengthening of the opposition.

These developments in the elections could represent a critical turning point for Turkey's political future. Voter preferences are expected to become clearer in the coming days.