2015 Turkish Survey Companies' Public Survey Results
Anar
2015 Anar Public Opinion Survey Results
ANAR was first established in Ankara in 1998. Since its establishment, ANAR has made it a principle to specialize in all areas of research. In addition to carrying out all kinds of market research required by private sector institutions, brand and reputation evaluation, customer and employee satisfaction research, performance assessment models, it also specializes in public opinion research aimed at the needs of political institutions. see more...
ANAR, having a significant role in the field of media and sociological research, is the only research company to continuously observe the opinions of the Turkish community with the “Agenda Research” it has been carrying out regularly since the year 2000.
By evaluating the expectations of public and private sector establishments and how their services are assessed by social stakeholders, ANAR has developed unique research models that determine strategies aimed at areas of improvement in accordance with decision-making techniques. With the networking capacity to carry out research across the country and its extensive experience and expert staff, ANAR is among the most powerful and reliable companies of the sector.
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- Turnout 5.190
According to a survey conducted by ANAR in 26 provinces with 5,190 respondents between Dec. 24 and Dec. 31 in 2014, with the inclusion of hesitant votes in response to the question, “If the elections were held today, which party would you vote for?” 47 percent said they would vote for the Justice and Development Party (AK Party), 25 percent said the Republican People’s Party (CHP), 14 percent said the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) and 7.8 percent said they would vote for the Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP). The remaining group said they would vote for other parties.
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- Turnout 5.200
In a survey conducted by ANAR in 26 provinces with 5,200 respondents a month after the Aug. 10 presidential election, between Sept. 2 and Sept. 8, 51.7 percent of survey respondents said they believed that if the general elections were held again today, the AK Party would be the leading party and come to power alone. According to the survey, the CHP’s votes stood at 24.7 percent, while the MHP received 12.1 percent, the HDP 8.2 percent and other parties received 3.3 percent of votes.
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- Turnout 1.210
ANAR conducted a survey ahead of the local elections in 81 provinces with 121,000 respondents. According to ANAR’s February survey, the AK Party came first with 48.6 percent, the CHP came second with 24.9 percent of votes, followed by the MHP and Peace and Democracy Party (BDP) receiving 15.7 percent and 7.4 percent of the votes, respectively, with only 3.4 percent voting for other parties.