Recent resignations and insider information in the AK Party are drawing attention. The resignation of 8 provincial heads is rapidly changing the party dynamics.

The political tremors following the March 31 local elections have led the AK Party to intervene at the organizational level. Recently, provincial heads from Elazığ, Muğla, Adıyaman, Niğde, Tunceli, Bitlis, Ordu, and Çanakkale have resigned from their positions.

Insider reports suggest that these resignations stem from issues such as the inability of organizations to reach the public and connect with voters. AKP sources indicate that this process is not merely a change of personnel but a move towards establishing more dynamic teams capable of direct contact with voters.

The rise of CHP as the leading party in Turkey has deepened the crisis within AK Party. This situation has made an internal reflection process necessary. The resignations are seen as the first steps in this internal reflection.

With the appointment of new provincial heads, the restructuring of local organizations and increasing contact with the public are the goals. Criticisms regarding insufficient connections with young voters are also on the agenda.

The effectiveness of these changes for the future of the AK Party will become clear in the upcoming period. The party aims to enter the 2028 elections with the strongest teams possible.