According to the latest research, Turkey's biggest problem is the economy
Survey data published by Özdemir Araştırma shows that more than half of the public sees the cost of living as the main problem.
A new survey conducted by Özdemir Araştırma in August once again revealed that the biggest concern of citizens across Turkey is the economy and high cost of living.
Details of the Survey Results
The comprehensive agenda survey conducted by Özdemir Araştırma between August 22 and August 26, 2026 has concluded.
According to the obtained data, 54.4 percent of the public pointed to the economy and the cost of living as the country's biggest issue.
Other Important Agenda Items
Other problem headings following the economy were clearly listed in the survey data.
6.9 percent of the participants evaluated problems in the fields of justice and law in second place.
Governance and Morality Headings
The proportion of those who chose government, administration, and ruling power options in the ranking stood at 5.9 percent.
Morality problems found a place for themselves in fourth place with a rate of 5.2 percent.
Security and Education Rates
Among the other main headings on the society's agenda, terrorism and security found a response at the rate of 4.2 percent.
The proportion of those who saw problems in the field of education as a priority was recorded as 4 percent.
Comparison with the Previous Period
In the previous research conducted by Özdemir Araştırma in July, economic problems maintained their top spot.
In the study conducted in July, the share of the economy was measured at 56.6 percent.