Recent polls indicate significant changes in Turkey's political atmosphere. While the AK Party's vote rate is declining, the CHP's votes are on the rise.

According to Esfender Korkmaz's article, the average of 14 polls conducted in May and June 2025 shows that the AK Party's votes have decreased by 5.34% to 32.1%. Meanwhile, CHP's votes have increased to 36.2%.

The rise of CHP, alongside Ekrem İmamoğlu, is causing even the AK Party's strongholds to erode. This situation draws the attention of political rivals and prompts them to reconsider their election strategies.

According to Özgür Özel's statements, CHP's vote rate is now closest to the 41.5% level seen in 1977. This indicates that the AK Party continues to lose votes.

In conclusion, the political balances in Turkey are changing. The AK Party's vote loss and the CHP's rise could have a significant impact on the upcoming elections.