The latest survey results indicate that the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) and opposition Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) have increased support since the July 15 failed coup attempt. Meanwhile, the survey also reveals a decline in support for the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) and the Peoples' Democracy Party (HDP).According to the survey, conducted by the Objective Research Company (ORC) from Aug. 29-31 on 2,400 people in 32 provinces, if an election occurred this Sunday, the AK Party would get 54.7 of the votes, while the MHP would get 14 percent. On the other hand, the CHP declines to 24 percent and the HDP to 5.8 percent.The results also reveal that 97 percent support ongoing operations against the Gülenist Terror Group (FETÖ), while 61.5 percent stated that the operations against FETÖ should continue with a broader context, and 98.8 percent believe that members of FETÖ remain as current members of Parliament, and as mayors.Answering questions about the Jarablus operation, a cross border operation by the Turkish Armed Forces to clear the Turkish-Syria borders of DAESH and YPG members, 94.6 percent indicated their support for the operation. Public trust for the Armed Forces, which fell to 47 percent after July 15, increased to 69 percent.Responding to a question as to whether they trust the U.S. about Fethullah Gülen-related issues, 88.2 percent said they don't trust the U.S. When asked whether they attach importance to Turkey's EU membership, 82.7 percent said they don't care about EU membership. When asked how they evaluate the Turkish-Russian normalization process, 84.5 percent stated they favor normalization, while 14.5 percent are against it.