CHP is now in the streets, action areas, and fields! This change came after the party's local election victory.

Akın Güre emphasizes that CHP is a strong alternative moving towards power through action. The relationship with its base is becoming even stronger in this new era.

Arslan Tekin notes that tractors have become a symbol of protest. Farmers are participating in CHP's rallies to demand unity and justice.

Aydemir Güler highlights the importance of transferring mass movements into politics. CHP's role in this process increases public participation in decision-making.

Yalçın Doğan states that CHP is developing a new model of opposition that prioritizes public participation. This model is supported by civil disobedience and mass movements.

Fehmi Koru mentions that CHP has encountered a level of interest it has never seen before in its political life. This reflects the desire in society to change the power structure.