ADA Research August Poll: Economy is the Biggest Problem, 'None' is the Preferred Choice
According to the ADA Research poll, 52 percent of the public see the economy as the biggest problem, while 37.8 percent answered 'None' to the question of which party would solve the problems.
A comprehensive public opinion poll conducted by ADA Research between August 10-15 revealed that the country's biggest issue is the economy and the cost of living with a rate of 52 percent.
Economy and Cost of Living Rank First
In the latest public opinion poll shared by ADA Research General Manager Ayhan Adıgüzel, citizens were asked what Turkey's most important problem is.
According to the results obtained, 52 percent of the participants gave the answer of economic problems, price hikes, cost of living, and high prices, placing it in first place.
Justice and Moral Issues
Other core issues pointed out by citizens following the economic crisis also found a wide place in the survey results.
In the survey, justice and legal problems ranked second with a rate of 10.6 percent, while religious and moral issues were shown in third place with 6.1 percent.
'None' Response Draws Attention
A striking picture emerged to the question of which party could solve the country's problems, and the majority showed their indecision.
A large proportion of the participants, namely 37.8 percent, preferred to answer 'None of them can solve it' to the question of which party could solve the problems.
Vote and Support Rates of Parties
Among the political parties listed after the 'None' option, the AK Party took first place with 24 percent support.
While the rate of those saying no answer or no opinion was measured as 15.7 percent, the New Party saw support at a rate of 9.7 percent.
Political Debates and Processes
Within the scope of the research, opinions on the debates within the CHP and social processes were also asked to the participants.
While Özgür Özel was found to be right at a rate of 41.8 percent in the debates within the CHP, support for the framework law for the Terror-Free Turkey process was 57.2 percent.