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Pulse: New Democracy at 29.5%, Tsipras second at 15.5%, PASOK falls to third at 11.5%
Only 7% for Androulakis in suitability for Prime Minister – Two-point losses for PASOK and the Hellenic Solution, three for Course of Freedom and half a point for KKE – Voice of Reason and MERA25 enter Parliament
The proposal of New Democracy for constitutional revision was submitted to Parliament on the afternoon of Tuesday
PM Mitsotakis, in a post on social media regarding New Democracy’s proposal for Constitutional Revision, spoke of a “Roadmap” that modernizes public life and the political system, addressing decades-old pathologies and opening the way for the major reforms of the next period
Adonis Georgiadis to protothema: ND will get 40%, Tsipras is a good opponent for me, Androulakis is not suited for politics
On Zoe Konstantopoulou: “The girl has a problem” — Androulakis should play PROPO, he’s not a politician — If Karystianou had political experience she would have withdrawn after her disappointing rally — How I decided to get a hair transplant
Real Polls: New Democracy up three points to 29.1%, Tsipras at 16.1%, Karystianou at 13.1%, PASOK falls to single digits
PASOK, SYRIZA, Hellenic Solution & Course of Freedom emerge as the big losers - What the scenarios for second elections examined by the company show
Mitsotakis’ strategy: 10 months on construction sites before going to the polls
The pursuit of a third term will be based on project deliveries - Use of the final phase of the Recovery Fund - Support measures for families and pensioners - Focus groups show priority on daily life - Reinforcement of the “stability or chaos” dilemma - Avoidance of direct confrontation with the opposition - Preparation of the party for prolonged electoral readiness
Kyriakos Mitsotakis sets out the election dilemmas at the New Democracy congress: Strong mandate and self-reliance to avoid backsliding
The Prime Minister is closing the 16th congress of the ruling party this afternoon with what is being described as an electoral “manifesto”: the middle class as the central banner, an end to internal divisions, and strategic instructions for the campaign ahead — alongside interventions from the party’s leading figures
The message from New Democracy’s top figures: The “platforms” of Pierrakakis and Dendias, the Hatzidakis–Adonis “dialogue,” and Marinakis’ torch
A message of unity and commitment to society’s principles from the Finance Minister – Sharp criticism and concern over polls from the Defense Minister – A call for unity and political responsibility from the government vice president
Intervention by Mitsotakis at the ND Conference: In 2027 Greeks will choose who they want to represent them in the Presidency of the EU
The Prime Minister referred with humour to the Eurovision final, addressing Manfred Weber, while making special mention of the Cypriot participation in the presence of Nikos Christodoulides
