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> Elections 2015

Seven party parliamentary composition but none of them strong enough to govern on its own

SYRIZA lead remains intact

Newsroom January 19 07:37

In the final stretch to the ballot box next Sunday, the figure of undecided voters remains in double digits (10.9%), but without however any room for a reversal of precedence.

At the same time the majority (47%) anticipates that SYRIZA will compromise with our European partners, while 35% are concerned about their bank deposits or a potential Eurozone exit for Greece.

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According to a new poll by ALCO for protothema.gr, SYRIZA gathers 31.7% (+ 0.5% from the previous survey of Alco) and precedes by 4.4% of New Democracy which gathers 27.3% (-0, 5%).

POTAMI remains in third place with 5.1%, followed by Golden Dawn with 4.8% (-0.2%) and a tie between PASOK and KKE with 4.1% .

Furthermore, AN.EL. reaches over 3% with 3.2% (+ 0.6%) and if all the above gets confirmed next Sunday, then we will have a seven party parliamentary composition but none of them strong enough to govern on its own.

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