About 80.7% of citizens believe that geopolitical upheavals require political stability and strong leadership. PASOK records a slight drop to 13.4%, while Hellenic Solution falls to 10.1%, and Niki to 2.1%.
The sum of undecided voters and “other parties” increases, with “other parties” reaching 9%, possibly due to parties in formation.

A party under Alexis Tsipras is measured at 7.2% as “very likely to vote for,” while for Maria Karystianou, the corresponding figure is 16.1%.

The Opinion Poll, presented on Action 24, recorded a half-point gain for ND and Kyriakos Mitsotakis. ND was at 30.2% in the vote estimation, while 80.7% of people answered that geopolitical upheavals require political stability and strong leadership, objectively strengthening the government. Notably, this poll was the first since the elections to measure the “victory expectation,” finding it at 53.9% for ND, while the main opposition party was at 4.6%.

PASOK continues its low performance, consistently holding second place despite a slight drop from 13.6% to 13.4%. Nikos Androulakis remains fourth in suitability for prime minister at 6.1%, behind Zoi Konstantopoulou (8.8%) and Kyriakos Velopoulos (6.5%), whose party dropped significantly since December’s poll from 11.9% to 10.1%. Plevsi shows marginal gains, rising from 10.1% to 10.4%, while SYRIZA records small losses, dropping from 4.5% to 4.2%.

Niki loses half a point, staying at 2.1%, well below the 3% threshold, as does Stefanos Kasselakis’s Democracy Movement, which loses almost one point, falling from 2.4% to 1.5%. Interestingly, the combined undecided and “other party” votes increase by 2.7 points compared to December, with the “other party” category rising from 5.6% to 9%, linked to Alexis Tsipras’s and Maria Karystianou’s parties in formation.

New Parties
“Very likely to vote” for a party under Alexis Tsipras is at 7.2% (down from 9% in December), while “quite likely to vote” rose slightly from 9.7% to 9.9%. For a party under Maria Karystianou, the respective figures are 16.1% and 13.2%.

Opinion Poll publishes for the first time data on the influence of a party under Ms. Karystianou. According to the results, the biggest impact comes at the expense of Hellenic Solution, as 27.1% of its voters say they are “very likely” to vote for her party. The same applies to 24% of Niki voters, 23.7% of SYRIZA voters, and 18.5% of Plevsi voters. The influence on PASOK (14%) and ND (12.1%) is noticeably lower but still present. Meanwhile, the percentage of those who consider corruption—the main issue highlighted by Karystianou—as the most serious problem in the country drops from 20.6% to 15%.