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Metron Analysis: New Democracy at 30.2%, leading by 14.4 points – ELAS at 15.8% with losses, PASOK gains, Karystianou drops to eighth
Mitsotakis’s lead over Tsipras for the premiership rises to 17 points from 14 – Nine parties secure seats in Parliament, with SYRIZA clearly out – Maria Karystianou’s party loses 3.1 points – Samaras party’s ‘very likely’ potential vote remains steady at 5%
Alco poll: New Democracy leads by 9.9 points, ELAS falls, PASOK edges up, Karystianou’s party on 3% threshold
Hope for Democracy falls to 3.1% from 7.8% in the previous poll – 27% believe Kyriakos Mitsotakis can implement the plan he announced at the Thessaloniki International Fair – Tsipras on 14.5% and Nikos Androulakis on 12.5%
Mitsotakis signals ND self-sufficiency as only governing alternative: “jabs” at PASOK and new approach to Samaras
‘Only we have a government proposal capable of forming a government,’ Mr Mitsotakis told ERT, also bringing the credibility of his pledges into the equation
First opinion polls after the Thessaloniki International Fair: The Maximos Mansion assessment, Mitsotakis’s messages from Kastellorizo and the strategy to consolidate support
At least three polls will be published this week, with more to follow, as everyone wants a picture of the initial political balance of forces
Polls before the Thessaloniki International Fair: Why New Democracy sees the “3 in front” in the percentages, battle for the 10.6% of undecided voters
The comparison of the polls before and after the summer break – The dissatisfaction that the opposition is not capitalizing on, the pool of ND voters from 2023, and the prospect of a single-party majority
Greek polls show New Democracy retains lead as cost of living dominates public concern
Two new opinion polls confirm the ruling New Democracy party's continued advantage over a fragmented opposition, even as nine in ten Greeks name rising prices their top worry, with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis far ahead of any rival in suitability ratings while Antonis Samaras's rumoured new party fails to gain traction