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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%
Pulse Poll: New Democracy gains two points to reach 31.5%, 72% approve defense support for Cyprus
47% positively evaluate the decisions and actions of the country in the current international scene - 64% of the "disaffected" voters of the ruling party have a positive evaluation - PASOK up half a point, but the difference rises to 18 points, from 16.5 in January - Seven-party Parliament, Tsipras' party "bites" a little, Karystianou's party falls
Interview Poll: New Democracy at 31.6% in vote estimate; Karystianou behind Tsipras
Mitsotakis considered the most suitable prime minister with 31.5% – A third term for New Democracy seen as very or fairly likely by 53%
Marc poll for Proto Thema: ND at 31.4% in vote estimate, Mitsotakis “playing solo” on suitability for Prime Minister
PASOK declines, with low voter cohesion and limited leadership approval for Androulakis – Just under 10% potential vote for Karystianou and Tsipras – Seven-party parliament, lower threshold for majority – Cross-party approval of Mitsotakis’ proposals for constitutional revision
Marc poll for “Proto Thema”: ND at 31.4%, Mitsotakis “playing” without a rival
The Prime Minister holds a strong position, with suitability at 32.6%, far ahead of his opponents. PASOK is declining, with low voter cohesion and limited leadership approval for Androulakis. Potential support for Karystianou and Tsipras is just under 10%, with significant voter shifts recorded
What the peoples are proud of: Greeks proud of history, Italians proud of culture and Turks proud of their patriotism
Global survey by Pew Research Center tracks trends in countries around the world and what makes people proud - Hungarians consider their language the most expressive - 15% feel no pride in Greece
