At 29.7 percent, a 3-point gain over the previous survey on September 11, the New Democracy poll conducted by Interview for the Politic.gr website put the New Democracy at 29.7 percent.

In second place, with a difference of 14.7%, is PASOK, which, compared to the immediately previous Interview poll, is at 15% (14.6% on September 11).

Hellenic Solution with 8.1% (9.8% on September 11)
Plefsi Eleftherias with 7.6% (5.6% on 11 September)
KKE with 7.4% (8.8% on 11 September)
SYRIZA with 5.4% (4.1% on 11 September)
Movement for Democracy 4.4% (4.2% on 11 September)
Voice of Reason with 4.2% (4.9% on 11 September)
MPA25 with 4% (4.2% on 11 September)
New Left with 2.8% (2.6% on 11 September)
Niki with 1.5% (2.3% on 11 September)

Asked which political leader they trust most for governing the country, citizens choose Kyriakos Mitsotakis with 29.9%, followed by Nikos Androulakis with 11.1%, Zoe Konstantopoulou with 6.2%, Kyriakos Velopoulos and Dimitris Koutsoumpas with 4.7% each, Stefanos Kasselakis with 3.7% and Socrates Famellos with 3%. “None,” answered 33.5%.

The poll also measured Androulakis’ programme at the TIF, with 56% of the citizens evaluating the PASOK programme negatively, 24% evaluating it positively, and 20% expressing no opinion.

Regarding the accession of Loverdos to New Democracy, among the voters of the ruling party, 53% of them judge it positively, 42% negatively and 5% do not express an opinion, while 62% of the voters answer “no / rather no”, 22% “yes / rather yes” and 16% do not take a position on the question of whether Antonis Samaras should return to the New Democracy.

Finally, when asked what hurts the political system the most, people’s reply: Corruption and corruption (31%), scandals (25%), unfulfilled promises (14%), lack of inspiration from political leaders (11%), and concern about “giving in on national issues” (9%).