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GPO Poll: ND at 29.4%, Strengthens ELAS and Declines for PASOK

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A new GPO poll shows New Democracy (ND) leading at 29.4%.
ELAS led by Alexis Tsipras gains support, securing the second position.
PASOK and the party of Karytsiannis are experiencing a decline.
58.4% of citizens express a desire for political change.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis remains the most trusted for prime minister.

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A recent GPO poll conducted for the newspaper "Parapolitika" shows that the ruling New Democracy party (ND) has strengthened its position, achieving 29.4% in voter intention. This marks an increase of one percentage point compared to previous measurements. The leader of ND, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, also enjoys a high trust rate among citizens.

The poll indicates that the left-wing party, SYRIZA, led by Alexis Tsipras, has moved into second place with a slight gain, increasing its support by 1.3 percentage points. Conversely, the center-left PASOK party is on a downward trajectory, as is the party led by Maria Karytsianou. A significant majority, approximately 58.4% of respondents, expressed a desire for a political change, reflecting discontent with current conditions compared to 2019.

Mitsotakis is reported to have a trust rating of 33%, followed by Tsipras at 24.9%, while Karytsianou stands at 15.5%. This development highlights a shifting political landscape in Greece, with considerable implications for upcoming elections.

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