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Marc Poll for Proto Thema: Opposition shake-up as Tsipras clearly takes second place, with PASOK paying the price
The majority of those over 45 years old from the Southwest and over 45 years old who have not yet decided - Battle for third place between Karystianos and PASOK, which is under pressure from two directions - Only 25% of PASOK voters consider Androulakis more suitable for Prime Minister
GPO: ND at 28.6%, ELAS at 15.1%, PASOK at 12.4% (down 3.5 points), Karystianou at 10.5%
A seven-party Parliament emerges from the poll, Latinopoulou & Varoufakis remain outside. There is a polling decline for all the “old” opposition parties. The question is where Tsipras & Karystianou are drawing support from
Opinion Poll survey: ND at 31.2% with a 16.8-point lead over PASOK – “Other party” rises to 12.6%, what they say about Tsipras – Karystianou
54.4% believe that in the next parliamentary elections New Democracy will win – Kyriakos Mitsotakis at 28.9% in suitability for prime minister, second Alexis Tsipras, fourth Nikos Androulakis
RealPolls Survey: New Democracy at 30.6% – What citizens say about the “parties” of Tsipras and Karystianou and the scenario of early elections
New Democracy holds a clear lead in the projected election result, with PASOK following at 15.3% and Course of Freedom at 10.7%
Metron Analysis and MRB show a rise of ND by nearly two points, reaching 31.1% due to the war
PASOK comes second; Androulakis remains “unchanged.” How citizens viewed the expulsion of Konstantinopoulos – Plefsi and Elliniki Lysi are declining – Cross-party support for sending frigates and F-16s to Cyprus, but opposition to Greece’s involvement in the war – Anti-profiteering measures seen positively
MRB: Almost two-point gains for ND, reaches 31.1% in vote estimate – PASOK moves to second place at 14% with a 17.1-point gap
Cross-party approval for the deployment of frigates and F-16s to Cyprus, and a universal demand for neutrality in the war – Losses of 2.6 points for Konstantopoulou, 1.2 points for Hellenic Solution – Undecided vote drops by 3.6 points but remains high at 20%