Public Opinion and Voter Research
Public priorities, voter trends and expectations of public services. Political and social research from Aksoy Araştırma with transparent methodology and fieldwork dates.
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Hearing society's voice.
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Through our research into public opinion, voter behaviour and social life, we reveal expectations, needs and the reasons behind decisions.
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Public opinion and voter behaviour
We examine society's views of current issues, policies and public figures, alongside voter preferences and the reasons behind them.
How it informs your decisions: Areas of uncertainty, expectations and the priorities of different voter groups.Local government research
We consider urban life, experiences of municipal services and citizens' priorities together.
How it informs your decisions: Service satisfaction, the distribution of needs and priorities for improvement.Social trends and lifestyles
We research values, identities, everyday practices and changing expectations.
How it informs your decisions: Social differences, shared needs and the direction of change.Communication, perception and reputation
We assess how organisations, policies and communication activities are perceived.
How it informs your decisions: Message clarity, relationships of trust and areas where communication resonates.Social impact and needs analysis
We assess the needs a programme addresses and the experiences of its target audience.
How it informs your decisions: Programme design, implementation priorities and measurable outcome indicators.Ongoing public opinion and issue tracking
We track public issues, social priorities and assessments of public services over time using comparable questions. Findings are presented with fieldwork dates and methodological information.
How it informs your decisions: Monitor changing needs and trends through regular indicators.Economic perceptions and household research
We study living conditions, perceptions of inflation, the balance between income and spending, saving, borrowing and future expectations through household experiences.
How it informs your decisions: Understand how economic conditions affect everyday life and vulnerability.Poverty, inequality and social support
We examine access to basic necessities, deprivation and experiences of social support. We identify barriers to assistance and unmet needs.
How it informs your decisions: Define the scope and access priorities of social services.Youth, generations and ageing
We compare the experiences, values, educational and employment expectations of young people and different generations, alongside the needs of an ageing population.
How it informs your decisions: Develop services and programmes suited to different life stages.Family, gender and equality
We study household responsibilities, care burdens, participation in working life and access to opportunities. We examine attitudes towards gender roles and expectations of equality.
How it informs your decisions: Design inclusive services and practices that support equality.Migration, integration and living together
We examine migration experiences, relations with established communities, access to services and perceptions of living together. We report aggregated findings without stigmatising individuals.
How it informs your decisions: Understand integration needs and services that support shared community life.Democracy, participation and institutional trust
We use neutral questions to study trust in public institutions, assessments of democratic processes, civic participation and expectations of public decision-making.
How it informs your decisions: Evaluate participation channels and relations between institutions and society.Media, news consumption and digital life
We study news sources, trust in the media, social media use, access to digital services and attitudes towards new technologies.
How it informs your decisions: Understand information habits and digital inequalities.Beliefs, values and social belonging
Through voluntary participation, we examine how beliefs, values and belonging relate to everyday life, attitudes towards living with differences and change over time.
How it informs your decisions: Understand social diversity and shared values.Environment, climate and sustainability
We study awareness of environmental problems, perceptions of climate change, energy and water use, recycling habits and expectations of environmental policy.
How it informs your decisions: Identify needs for environmental services and behaviour change programmes.Urban life, housing and transport
We examine housing conditions, neighbourhood belonging, transport experiences, public space use and quality of urban life from residents’ perspectives.
How it informs your decisions: Provide research evidence for urban planning and service priorities.Disability and accessibility
We study how people with disabilities and carers access services, public spaces and digital channels, including the barriers they face and the support they need.
How it informs your decisions: Identify improvements that support accessibility and independent living.Education, working life and future expectations
We assess access to education, skills needs, working conditions, perceptions of job security and future expectations together.
How it informs your decisions: Connect education and employment programmes with actual needs.THE COMBINED STRENGTH OF TWO DISCIPLINES
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Our experience in consumer research enables us to examine experience, expectations and satisfaction in greater depth within the context of public services and social life.
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