Recently, there has been a remarkable increase in the CHP's vote rates. What are the underlying reasons for this increase?

According to the latest poll by GENAR, led by renowned public opinion researcher İhsan Aktaş, CHP's vote rate rose to 32.2% in September. This represents a 2% increase compared to the previous month.

One of the reasons for this rise in CHP's votes is considered to be the impact of external interventions. Particularly, the appointment of Gürsel Tekin as the CHP Istanbul Provincial Chair and the party's extraordinary congress seem to have increased support for CHP among opposition ranks.

In the past, CHP lost votes due to its failure to develop policies addressing public issues. However, the current situation is promising for the party's re-unification and strengthening its ties with the opposition.

In conclusion, the increase in CHP's votes is related not only to external interventions but also to the party's internal dynamics and its efforts to strengthen its relationship with the public. This situation provides important clues about how CHP will perform in the upcoming elections.