The ruling AKP garnered 30 percent support while the CHP received 24 percent in a June survey by the company asking participants who they would cast their vote for in a parliamentary election, Medya Faresi news site reported.

According to Ahval news agency support for the AKP has slid from 33.9 percent in MetroPOLL’s survey in March, it said, while the CHP has registered an increase from 20.7 percent.

Meanwhile, undecided voters comprised 9.2 percent, higher than the support given to all other parties except the AKP and the CHP, the June survey found.

Turkey’s ruling alliance composed of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s AKP and his junior coalition partner, the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), have for months seen declining support in the polls.

Turkey’s next scheduled general election is set for 2023, but analysts maintain the formation of new rival parties by former AKP senior figures, the country’s ailing economy and calls by the ruling alliance for changes to election laws could be signaling a snap election.

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