After numerous victories in previous elections, the Justice and Development Party (AKP) ceded elections in some of Turkey's major cities to rival parties. This field research aims to identify changes in the prevailing political culture of the AKP in the periods before and after the 2019 elections. Additionally, this research seeks to answer the question of whether the AKP, as the ruling party, possesses an inclusive and ideological political culture. The results of the research indicate that the ruling party, as a moderate Islamist party, is an inclusive and ideological ruling party. Before and after the 2019 elections, it adopted policies that differed from those before 2019 in areas such as the reconstruction of national and Islamic identity, the performance of educational institutions, interactions with ethnic and religious minorities, and relations with opposition parties. Based on the frequency table and bar chart above, out of a total of 208 direct and indirect references by key members of the AKP (Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Binali Yıldırım, Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, and Süleyman Soylu) to inclusive components, 136 cases (65.4%) were made before the 2019 elections and 72 cases (34.6%) after the 2019 elections. According to the frequency table and bar chart above, out of a total of 174 direct and indirect references by key members of the AKP to ideological components, 84 cases (48.3%) were made before the 2019 elections and 90 cases (51.7%) after the 2019 elections.