A poll conducted by Interview for the website politic.gr puts New Democracy at 32.3%, while also recording public attitudes toward Maria Karystianou following her first statements with political content.

Specifically, in the projected election result, ND comes first with 32.3%, followed at a distance of 17 points by second-placed PASOK at 15.2%. Third is Plefsi Eleftherias with 7.6%, followed by Elliniki Lysi with 6.5%, KKE with 5.3%, MeRA25 with 4.4%, Foni Logikis with 4.1%, SYRIZA with 3.5%, Kinima Dimokratias with 2.9%, Niki with 2.4%, and New Left with 1.1%.

In response to the question “Which party would you vote for next Sunday if elections were held?”, the results are as follows: New Democracy 26.9%, PASOK 12.7%, Plefsi Eleftherias 6.3%, Elliniki Lysi 5.4%, KKE 5.0%, MeRA25 3.5%, Foni Logikis 3.4%, SYRIZA 3.0%, Kinima Dimokratias 2.7%, Niki 2.0%, New Left 1.0%.

At the same time, Kyriakos Mitsotakis maintains a clear lead in responses to the question of the most suitable prime minister (31.7%), with all other political leaders posting single-digit percentages.

The image of Maria Karystianou

The poll also measured whether Maria Karystianou is considered ready to actively enter politics, with 70% responding that they see her as “slightly or not at all ready,” while 27% consider her “very or fairly ready.”

As for her image following the interview in which she expressed her views on abortion, 48% say their view of her is worse compared to a few days earlier, 37% say it remains the same, and 14% say it is better.

When asked which of Maria Karystianou or Alexis Tsipras could defeat Kyriakos Mitsotakis in an election contest, a majority (53%) replied neither of the two. However, Maria Karystianou garnered 34%, more than double the 13% attributed to Alexis Tsipras.

Finally, regarding the attempted rebranding of Alexis Tsipras, nearly half (49%) say they view it as irrelevant, while an additional 35% believe it is unfolding worse than planned, with only 14% saying it is “going well.”