A poll by Interview for Politico.

The ruling party, New Democracy remains in the lead with 27.1%. PASOK – in second place (15.3%), while KKE and Hellenic Solution appear to be tied for third place with 8%. It is followed by Syriza, which rises from 4.3% to 6.8%, and very close behind are the Movement for Democracy (Kasselakis) (6.6%) and the Voice of Reason (6%).

Niki is at 3.5%, Liberty Party is at 3.2% and Mera25 is at 3%.

The percentage of undecided voters is 6.4%.

The majority of respondents (56%) believe that the country is experiencing political stability.

In the same direction is the tab showing a trend of optimism about the country’s direction. Although most people think the country is moving in the wrong direction (60%), as opposed to 37% who think it is moving in the right direction, the corresponding pessimism rate (72%) has been declining since August, and the optimism rate has been rising accordingly (from 25% in August to 36% in November).

The survey shows that the government maintains strong credibility on defense and foreign policy issues. However, the government appears to lag significantly on day-to-day issues.

The Prime Minister remains by far at the top of the trust list of citizens.

The question tab is also interesting: “With which political leader would you go out for coffee?”. First in preference is the prime minister in second is “nobody”. In third place is A. Latinoopoulou, in fourth place is Koutsoumpas, and in fifth place is Kasselakis.

Prime Minister K. Mitsotakis appears as the most popular political leader with a positive opinion reaching 36.8%. He is followed by Koutsoumpas with 30.5%, Famellos with 27.9%, Konstantopoulou with 26.9%, Androulakis with 25.4%, Kasselakis with 21.8%, A. Latinoopoulou with 20.4%, A. Haritsis with 16.5%, Velopoulos with 13%, Natsios with 8.1% and Stigas with 3%.

In terms of suitability for prime minister, “Kanenas” (47%) is first among the presidents of the first two parties. Mitsotakis is at 39% and Androulakis well below at 14%.