Opinion PollsTürkiye Raporu’s (Turkey Report) research showed that &nbsp;59% of respondents' income does not cover their expenses, 28% of respondents’ income barely covers their expenses, 5% of respondents’ income exceeds their expenses, and 8% of respondents’ income covers their expenses exceedingly.On the other hand: While there was no change from September to October, the rate of those who could make ends meet decreased, and the rate of those who could not make ends meet increased from October to November.&nbsp;Distribution by the parties voters: The rate of those whose income exceeds their expenditures or whose income more than covers their expenditures is the highest among AK Party voters, while the rate of those whose income exceeds their expenditures is the highest among HDP voters.&nbsp;&nbsp;In the Metropoll Research survey, 37.7% of the respondents answered the question "How should Cemevis operate in Turkey?" as "independently", 25% as "within the body of Religious Affairs" and 15.5% as "within the body of the Ministry of Culture". The rate of those who did not express an opinion was 21.7%.&nbsp;One step behind: "Alevi Cemevleri Presidency" on the regulation that brings Cemevis under the Ministry of Culture and Tourism: Opening or 'trustee'?"In the survey conducted by the Yöneylem Social Research Center, 60.3% of the respondents answered "parliamentary system" and 34.6% answered "presidential government system" to the question "Presidential government system or parliamentary system?". The rate of those who said "I don't know" was 5.1%.&nbsp;Editor's comment: The Six Table's proposal for a "strengthened parliamentary system" may find even more support as the elections draw closer and the presidential system of government is cited as the source of current problems. For the opposition, turning the 2023 elections into a referendum on the system of governance may also be a way to unite social segments that are seen as difficult to unite.&nbsp;

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