Abstention and the final distribution of undecided voters, whose percentage remains relatively high as we approach the last week before Greek voters head to the European ballot box next Sunday, are the only unpredictable factors that could alter the almost solidified balance of power recorded in all recent polls.

The survey by Marc, conducted in recent days for Proto Thema confirms the long-established comfortable lead of the ruling party, which is moving towards its goal of approaching the 33.12% achieved by New Democracy (ND) in the previous European elections. ND is on a path that could lead to a new double score.

Specifically, in the vote estimate, SYRIZA stands at 16.4% (average value), followed by PASOK at 12.1%. The percentage for the Hellenic Solution is 8.7%, for the KKE 7.5%, followed by Plefsi Eleftherias with 4.6%, Niki at 3.6%, while the remaining parties are struggling to reach 3%.

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However, the fact that, firstly, just one week before the election, one in ten voters declares that they have not decided on their voting choice, and secondly, most electoral analysts admit to lacking the scientific tools to accurately determine the extent of the abstention phenomenon, leaves room for potential changes in the final result.