90% of AKP supporters are satisfied with the government’s response to the earthquake

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Professor Evren Balta of Ozyegin University and Hatem It of the Ankara Institute surveyed the opinions of citizens and published a report entitled “Considering the Relationships between Society, Politics, and the State in Turkey.”

About 56 percent of the respondents said they found the government’s post-earthquake performance inadequate.

Two large earthquakes struck the Pazardzhik and Elbistan districts of the southeastern province of Maraş on February 6, causing devastation in 11 districts and killing more than 50,000 people.

Among the respondents who said they voted for the ruling Justice and Development Party, 90.3 percent said they found the government’s performance successful. This rate was 85.5 percent among the voters of the far-right partner MHP in the government coalition, 8.2 percent among the left-wing HDP voters, 2.2 percent among the main opposition CHP voters, and 1.7 percent among the CHP voters. The main exhibits. Good Nationalist Opposition Party voters.

While 37% of all respondents found the opposition’s post-earthquake performance to be successful, 50.3% found it unsuccessful. About 12.7% said, “I have no opinion.”

In response to a question about who was mainly responsible for the disaster, 26% of the respondents showed the government, while 24.7% construction companies and contractors, 18.5% the scale of the disaster, 14.4 municipalities, and 10% politicians.

While 47.4% stated that their trust in the state and state institutions has decreased, 22.3% stated that their trust has increased, and 26.3% said that nothing has changed.

The report was prepared as a result of field surveys conducted between 21-26 March with the participation of 2,346 randomly selected participants from all governorates.

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