SYRIZA seems to lead over New Democracy in elections as the opinions polls conducted the last 24 hours recorded, with a difference ranging from 1 % (according to the polls of GPO) to 3.4% (according to Alco).

Three out of five surveys show Golden Dawn coming third, whereas the poll conducted by Public Issue show Olive party as third power and the poll conducted by Metron Analysis shows To Potami.

Alco for protothema.gr

SYRIZA gathers 24.2% in voting intentions, followed by the New Democracy party with 20.8%, showing losses of around 1.2% since the same survey which took place last week.

Golden Dawn is clearly established in third place, reaching 7.7%, and is likely to acquire double digits on Sunday. Fourth place is claimed by Elia at 5.3% and Potami at 5.8%. The Communist Party of Greece (KKE) is at 4.8%, while ANEL and DIMAR are down to 3.3% and 1.8% respectively.

GPO

GPO’s poll conducted for newsit.gr, iefimerida.gr and newpost.gr differentiates from the rest, since it shows the New Democracy party only 1% behind SYRIZA.
SYRIZA is at 23.2%, ND at 22.2%, Golden Dawn at 8.5%, Elia and Potami get 7% each, KKE at 5.6%, ANEL at 3.5%, DIMAR at 2.5% and Ecologists at 2%, LAOS at 1.5% and ANTARSYA at 1.3%, while the undecided vote reaches 10.3%

Public Issue

The poll published in “Efimerida ton Syntakton” (“Editors’ Newspaper”) newspaper gives a SYRIZA lead of 2.5% over the New Democracy party.

ELIA is at third place with 8.5%, followed by Golden Dawn at 8%, KKE and Potami at 6.5%, ANEL at 3% and DIMAR at 2.5%.
Metron Analysis

The survey conducted for ANT1 TV channel shows a SYRIZA lead over ND of 3.2%. In detail: SYRIZA at 24.2%, New Democracy at 21%, Potami at 6.8%, Golden Dawn at 6.7%, Elia at 6.5%, KKE at 3.2%, ANEL at 2.8%, DIMAR at 2% and Ecologists at 1.3%. 12.7% are undecided, 5.6% will not vote, 4.7% answered “Other”, and 2.5% will cast a white vote.

Metron Analysis

The poll conducted by Metron Analysis for private TV channel ANT1 shows SYRIZA leading over New Democracy with 3.2% as far as voting intention is concerned for European elections.

Specifically , in voting intention, SYRIZA leads with 24.2 % , followed by New Democracy with 21.0 % , To Potami with 6.8 % , Golden Dawn with 6.7 % , Elia with 6.5 %, Communist Party of Greece (KKE) 3.2 % , Independent Greeks with 2.8 %, Democratic Left 2.0% and Ecologists Greens with 1.3 % . In voting intention, 4.7 % responded “other”, 2.5% blank/ invalid , 5.6 % responded that they would not vote , while undetermined vote reaches 12.7 %.

Rass

“Parapolitika” newspaper’s poll shows SYRIZA leading 2.8% over ND.

In detail: SYRIZA at 25.3%, ND at 22.5%, Golden Dawn at 9.1%, Potami at 8.1%, KKE at 6.1%, Elia at 5.4%, ANEL at 3.8% and DIMAR at 1.5%, 4.6% will vote “Other”, and 9.8% were undecided.

Marc

The opinion poll conducted by Marc for private TV station Alpha shows SYRIZA leading over New Democracy.
SYRIZA gathers 24.6 % in voting intention, followed by New Democracy with 21%, Golden Dawn with 8.7% and To Potami with 6%, whereas ELIA PASOK gets 5.6 % , KKE gets 5.5 %, Independent Greek gets 4 %, DIMAR gets 2.4 % and Ecologists Greens gets 1.9 %.
Responding to whether thet want early elections, 58.1 % replied that they want elections at the end of four years, while 35.1 % said that they want elections now.

44 % of the respondents believe that in 2014 the economy will get worse , while 27.3 % believe that it would present a slight improvement. 24.7 % says that they believe that Greek economy will be stabilized, while 4% answered “Do not know – No opinion.”

MRB

SYRIZA seems to lead the race in voting intention according to the poll conducted by MRB for the provate TV station Star.

More specifically , in voting intentions , with a range of plus / minus 2 points, MRB published the following data:
New Democracy 23.6 % – 27.6 %
SYRIZA 27.0 % – 31%
Elia 5.5 % – 8.5 %
Independent Greeks 2.6 % – 4.6 %
Golden Dawn 7.2 % – 11.2 %
DIMAR 1.6 % – 3.6 %
KKE 4.9 % – 6.9 %
To Potami 6.6 % – 9.6 %
Others 7.5 % – 10.5 % .

Unclear vote is estimated to reach 14%.

41.3 % of the respondents chose Antonis Samaras as the best suited Prime Minister, 30% chose Mr Tsipras and 24.3% said no one.