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A recent poll conducted by RealPolls has revealed significant shifts in the Greek political landscape, indicating that former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's newly established Greek Left Alliance (ELAS) has positioned itself as the leading opposition party. The poll shows that ELAS has garnered approximately 18.2% of the vote, which places it just 6.9 percentage points behind the ruling New Democracy (ND), currently at 25.8%. This marks the first time since 2016 that the opposition party has narrowed the gap to a single-digit difference.
Furthermore, the poll indicates that the traditional opposition party, PASOK, has fallen to fourth place with a comparatively low support rate, trailing not only behind ND and ELAS but also behind the party led by Karystianou. The emergence of ELAS as a formidable opponent to ND highlights a potential shift in voter sentiment and underscores the evolving dynamics within the political context of Greece. As the nation gears up for future elections, this poll may reflect changing priorities among the electorate regarding stability and leadership criteria.
25 June
Tsipras's New Party Surges Past PASOK to Become Greece's Leading Opposition Force
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