MetroPoll Stratejik ve Sosyal Araştırmalar Merkezi tarafından yapılan son anket ise kararsızların fazlalığını gözler önüne serdi. 5-11 Ağustos arasında 30 ilde bin 516 kişiyle görüşülerek yapılan ankete göre kararsızların oranı yüzde 13,2. Ancak, paketi destekleyenlerin oranı, 'hayırcıların' üzerinde. Genel seçim anketi de çok çarpıcı sonuçlar içeriyor.
Burada sık sık adına rastladığınız, yaptığı araştırmalarda çok ender yanıldığı ve sansasyonel numaralar yapmadığı için 'medyatik' olmayan bu yüzden de 'popüler' olmayan Prof. Dr. Özer Sencar aradı. Bizim Özlem Gürses ile birlikte yaptığımız TV programına her hafta gündemdeki konular üzerine yaptığı araştırma ile katılıyordu. Biz programa ara verdik. Ondan da ses kesildiydi... Baktım efsane geri dönmüş... 'Ağustos araştırması bitti; yolluyorum...'
Son anket referandumda 'evet' oylarının önde olduğunu gösterdi. 'Evet'çiler 5.5 puan artarak kararsızlar dağıtılmadan yüzde 49.6'ya yükselirken, 'hayır' yüzde 33.6'da kaldı. Metropoll Stratejik ve Sosyal Araştırmalar Merkezi'nin, referandum ve yaş kriziyle ilgili 5-11 Ağustos'ta 30 ilde bin 516 kişi üzerinde yaptığı anketten çarpıcı sonuçlar çıktı.
AGE Metropoll Strategic and Social Research firm after meeting the most comprehensive research conducted referendum. The survey of 30 cities with a referendum on the institutions and leaders of the striking results emerged.
Metropoll Stratejik ve Sosyal Araştırmalar firması YAŞ toplantısı sonrası en kapsamlı referandum araştırmasını gerçekleştirdi. 30 ilde yapılan araştırmada referandum ile birlikte kurum ve liderlerle ilgili de çarpıcı sonuçlar ortaya çıktı.
Özer Sencar, the owner of the Ankara-based MetroPOLL Strategic and Social Research Center, said Erdem’s resignation might have an effect on people who have not yet decided which way they’ll vote on Sept. 12. “Individual actions would not have much effect on people who will vote on the referendum, but if this attitude becomes a political movement, then it certainly…
Özer Sencar, the owner of the MetroPOLL public opinion research company, has said that if more than 55 percent of the public supports a government-sponsored constitutional reform package, opposition parties campaigning against the package will be placed in a difficult position.
There are political as well as economic ramifications for Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who must run for re-election next year in a country where almost two-thirds of the public say his response to the Gaza deaths was not tough enough, according to a June 3 survey of 1,000 people by Ankara-based Metropoll.
Public surveys conducted thus far show Turks are increasingly inclined to believe in the case as the details begin to emerge. For example, a survey done in January by the Ankara-based MetroPOLL Strategic and Social Research Center showed that more than 55 percent of respondents said they believe there is a group within the TSK that seeks to stage a…
There are political as well as economic ramifications for Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who must run for re-election next year in a country where almost two-thirds of the public say his response to the Gaza deaths was not tough enough, according to a June 3 survey of 1,000 people by Ankara-based Metropoll.
Sixty two percent said they would vote 'yes' to EU membership if there was a referendum, while 27 percent would vote 'no,' a May survey by Ankara's MetroPOLL research centre said."
There are political as well as economic ramifications for Erdogan, who must run for re-election next year in a country where almost two-thirds of the public say his response to the Gaza deaths wasn't tough enough, according to a June 3 survey of 1,000 people by Ankara-based Metropoll.
There are political as well as economic ramifications for Erdogan, who must run for re-election next year in a country where almost two-thirds of the public say his response to the Gaza deaths wasn’t tough enough, according to a June 3 survey of 1,000 people by Ankara-based Metropoll.
The proportion voting “yes” among MHP voters is even higher -- around 30-33 percent. So say the pollster MetroPoll’s latest two surveys. And, if you also account for the rhetoric and the boycott calls from the Peace and Democracy Party (BDP), it becomes clear how deeply political the referendum will be.
There are political as well as economic ramifications for Erdogan, who must run for re-election next year in a country where almost two-thirds of the public say his response to the Gaza deaths wasn’t tough enough, according to a June 3 survey of 1,000 people by Ankara-based Metropoll
Smaller parties such as the conservative Saadet (Felicity) Party, or SP, and the pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy Party, or BDP, would be helped by the change, Professor Özer Sancar, the head of the ruling Justice and Development Party, or AKP-affiliated MetroPOLL Research Company, told the Daily News.