CHP is targeting undecided voters for the upcoming elections. This strategy is crucial for the party's future.

CHP has rolled up its sleeves to analyze undecided voters, who have become the largest party in public opinion polls. The party's officials will investigate who these voters are and why they remain undecided.

According to CHP officials, most undecided voters come from the center-right. These voters fear losing faith in democracy.

CHP emphasizes that the key to retaining center-right voters is to promise prosperity and a welfare state. This strategy is vital for maintaining the party's central role.

In the primary election on March 23, 2025, even citizens who are not members of the party will be able to vote. This is an important step for CHP to demonstrate its democratic stance.

Gürsel Tekin's preparations to establish a new party after resigning from CHP highlight the importance of undecided voters once again. This situation could herald a new era in the political arena.