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France: Poll shows Bardela would win the presidential election
The poll showed that Bardela would win with an astounding 74% against Melenchon in the second round of the presidential election
Opinion Poll: 16.5 points lead for ND, Mitsotakis ahead with 22 points for the Prime Minister’s post
High acceptance rates for the energy agreements - Eight-party Parliament - One in five voters are undecided
Pulse: ND leads PASOK by 15.5 points – Where Tsipras and Samaras are “fishing” for voters
84% consider inflation an important issue – 57% of centrists agree with the government’s amendment regarding the Unknown Soldier, 46% of the general public say “yes” – 60% agree with the prime minister’s interventions on Turkey and SAFE, but most demand further action
Metron Analysis: ND at 28.7% with a 15.9-point lead over PASOK, which loses almost one point – What Tsipras & Samaras get
The poll shows a nine-party Parliament, with Niki just below the threshold. SYRIZA stands at 4.9%. The potential vote for a “Tsipras party” is 24%, and for a “Samaras party” 12%. 49% are in favor of early elections, while 48% are against. Trump’s popularity among the Greek public has risen after the Gaza agreement
Marc: What Tsipras, Samaras & Karystianou attract & from whom
The party with the greatest potential support appears to be one led by Maria Karystianou, with a voting probability reaching 32.3% - Tsipras’s “party” at 24%, Samaras’s “party” at 16.3% - Much lower levels among those who express certainty about their vote - Mitsotakis’s approval for prime minister shows cross-party characteristics
Poll by GPO: ND leads PASOK by 13.2% – What citizens say about potential Tsipras and Samaras parties
New Democracy (ND) holds a clear lead over second-place PASOK, according to a GPO poll for Parapolitika FM, with ND receiving 28.6% in voting intention estimates
ALCO: Dendias, Pierrakakis, Georgiadis and Hatzidakis are the most successful ministers according to ND voters
38% of the general population state that they will benefit “a little” or “a lot” from the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) measures – 46% of citizens say they are “a little, fairly or very” satisfied with the Prime Minister and the government
