Opinion PollsThe Metropoll Research survey&nbsp;showed that 50% of respondents think that their way of life is under threat, while 47.6% do not. The rate of those who did not express an opinion was 2.4%.Vote distribution by parties: While the majority of CHP, İYİ Party, and HDP voters are concerned about lifestyle, the majority of AK Party and MHP voters are not. The rates were close to each other among DEVA Party and Felicity Party voters. Among undecided voters, the rate of those with lifestyle concerns was 39.3%, while it was 55.7% among the voters who will vote in protest.Editor's comment: This survey may be interpreted as an indication that CHP leader Kılıçdaroğlu's call for a constitutional guarantee for the headscarf will not be convincing for the majority of swing voters. According to the results, it can be stated that secularists experience lifestyle threats the most.In the survey conducted by BUPAR Research, 39.8% of the respondents answered "To prevent the issue from becoming an argument in the hands of the AK Party, "35.5% answered "To provide a legal basis for what happens in daily life" and 13.9% answered "To get votes from conservative voters" to the question "Why did CHP propose a law on headscarf?." The rate of those who think that CHP's move will bring an increase in votes for the party was 54.6%."People's alliance candidate will win":&nbsp;To the question "Which candidate of which alliance will be elected as the president?" 36.7% responded "People's Alliance" and 60.4% "Nation's Alliance."Those who say "Erdoğan will win" are on the rise:&nbsp;On the other hand, in the survey conducted by Metropoll Research, the rate of those who said "Erdoğan absolutely will win" was 24.8%, while the rate of those who said "Erdoğan will win" was 23.7%. In total, 48.5% stated that President Erdoğan will be re-elected. In the survey, the rate of those who stated that "Erdoğan absolutely cannot win" was 16.8%, and the rate of those who stated that "he cannot win" was 30.9%. The total rate of those who think that President Erdoğan will not be re-elected was 47.7%.Editor's comment:&nbsp;As the image of a government that ignores the reality of the economic crisis is replaced by one that accepts the crisis and tries to solve it, the belief that the opposition will win without putting forward a governance model is diminishing. If the opposition, which is expected to nominate a joint candidate, announces a joint governance program for the country's administration, especially the economy, as soon as possible, the belief that it will win may increase again.In the Turkey Report survey,&nbsp;an overwhelming majority of the public, 84%, said that the Presidency of Religious Affairs should include Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in the sermons read on national holidays. The rate of those who did not think that Atatürk should be included in the sermons was 11%.One step behind:&nbsp;The absence of Atatürk in the sermons on August 30th and October 29th drew reactions.

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