Which party will emerge first in the occupied territories

The population in the occupied part of Cyprus seems to have begun to distrust the existing political parties, according to a poll by Red Border, the results of which are published in the newspaper "Havantis". In the question "Which party would you vote for if elections were held today?" the largest percentage, 25,3%, answered that they would not vote for the current parties… 23,7% answered that they would vote for KEE (National Unity Party), a percentage of 18,5% RTK (Republican Turkish Party), a percentage of 3,6% KKD (Community Democracy Party), a percentage of 3,3% DK (Democratic Party), a percentage of 1,6% KDE (Party of Democracy and Confidence), a percentage of 1,3% KEM (Freedom and Reform Party) and 0,3% KEK (United Cyprus Party).

The undecided amount to 8,6%, while 9,2% stated that they prefer the horizontal vote. 4,6% of respondents did not answer the question.

The report also notes that in a survey conducted last April, the percentage of KEE was 36% and the percentage of PTK was 24%, which shows that the loss of KEE in votes was 25%, while that of PTK in 18%. Source: Newsit.gr