Only marginal differences in political correlations compared to October are seen by Opinion Poll in the poll presented in the main Action 24 bulletin: the New Democracy is at 30.2% in the vote estimate (+0.1% compared to the October survey) and at a distance of 16.5% from the stable second PASOK, which was measured at 13.7% from 13.8%.

The third party for the second consecutive Opinion Poll survey is recorded Hellenic Solution with 10.7% (from 11.1%) , the fourth party is Course of Freedom with 9% ( 10.9%) with a steady downward trend for the fourth consecutive survey, followed by K.K.E. with 8.1% (half a point up from 7.6% in October), the Voice of Reason with 4.5% ( 4.5%) , SYRIZA with 4.2% ( down from 4.5% in October) which is now recorded in seventh place. The MeRA25 which shows in this measurement that it has potential to enter the Parliament was measured at 3.4% ( from 3.2%) , the Movement for Democracy at 2.7% ( 2.6%) , Niki 2.5% ( 2.3%) , New Left with 1.2% ( 1.2%), Spartans with 1.2% , while the “Other Party” is increasing and is at 8.6%. It is noted that in the voting intention the undecided reaches 19.6%.

These results lead to the following distribution of seats according to Opinion Poll’s analysis. This results in an 8-party Parliament, with the party of New Democracy currently far from self-dominance, but based on this distribution of seats, no government can be formed without the participation of the New Democratic Party, as the company’s analysts note.

Suitability

Kyriakos Mitsotakis leads by far in the suitability for Prime Minister with 29.1%, increasing his performance by 1%, followed by Kyriakos Velopoulos with 7.1% (from 7.5%), N. Androulakis with 7% (from 7.5%) and Zoe Konstantopoulou with 6.9%, showing a drop of one point. “Nobody” appears first with 30.8% (31.3%).

“Yes” to energy agreements

54.5% believe that the “vertical axis” agreements will boost Greece‘s growth path by creating new jobs and better energy prices, while an overwhelming 73.1% believe these developments strengthen relations with the US.

48.9% believe that the decisions taken will turn the country into an energy hub for the wider region and strengthen its international role. 38.2% hold the opposite view. The highest reception rates are found among New Dem voters at 77.4% and PASOK voters at 57.4%, Opinion Poll CEO Zacharias Zoupis said.

56.7% consider the AKTOR-DEPA deal with Venture Global, which is the first agreement to supply and transport through the Vertical Corridor of US LNG, to be very and fairly important. 17.4% say a little and 16% say not at all. The largest percentages that consider the deal important are found in the New Democracy party with 83.8% and PASOK with 58.1%.