The New Democracy is at 30% in a new Interview poll for the website politic.gr, with the ruling party holding a 15.9% lead over second-place PASOK.

The citizens’ choice of Kyriakos Mitsotakis as the most suitable to govern the country (29%) is also clear, with all other political leaders scoring single-digit percentages.

Specifically, in the estimation of the election result, the New Democracy (ND) has 301.%, PASOK 14.2%, Election Election Election 11%, Hellenic Solution 8.8%, KKE 8.7%, SYRIZA 5.3%, Niki 3.7%, MP25 3.6%, Voice of Logic 3.5%, Democracy Movement 3.5%, New Left 1.4% and Spartans 1.4%.

Asked if the elections were held next Sunday, New Democracy scores 24.8%, slightly increasing its share compared to April, PASOK gains 1.6% (11.5%), and Plevsi Eleftherias drops two points (11% in April).

The other parties gather:
Hellenic Solution: 7.8% (8% in April)
KKE: 7% (7% in April)
SYRIZA: 4.6% (4% in April)
NIKI: 3.3% (from 3.2% in April)
Voice of Reason: 3.3% (from 3.4%)
Democracy Movement: 3.2% (from 3.9%)
MERA 25: 3.2% (from 3.4%)
New Left: 1.2% (from 1.4%)
Other: 4.5% (from 4.5%

When asked which political leader you trust most to govern the country, 29% say Kyriakos Mitsotakis, while the other political leaders are considerably lower: Androulakis at 8.5%, Konstantopoulou at 7.9%, Velopoulos at 7%, Koutsoumpas at 6%, and Famellos at 3.9%.

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The same poll also recorded the opinion of citizens about the opposition of the other parties, where the answers “a little or not at all satisfied” dominate, as well as the answers to the question whether the establishment of a new party is needed, with 47% answering no/not at all and 50% yes/not at all, considering that the greatest need is for the progressive sector.

61% also say they are positive or rather positive towards PASOK’s proposal to set up a preliminary investigation committee for former Transport Minister Kostas Ach. Karamanlis, for the Tempi case, but when the respondents are asked to judge whether the proposal is documented and legally sound, only 35% consider it to be so, while 24% consider it to be legally unfounded, with 41% stating that they are not in a position to evaluate it.