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9 July
Another poll indicates a growing two-party dynamic between ND and ELAS, with PASOK in third position.
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A recent opinion poll by MRB indicates that New Democracy (ND) continues to hold a significant lead in the Greek political landscape, with the party garnering approximately 30.1% of voter support. This places ND firmly at the top, well ahead of the Greek Left Alliance (ELAS), led by former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, which stands at 17.4%. The poll also highlights a shift in voter preferences, with the Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK) following in third place with 12.3%.
The poll reflects a growing political dynamic between ND and ELAS, suggesting a possible emergence of a new political dichotomy in Greece. Interestingly, while ND maintains a robust position, concerns about the effectiveness of Antonis Samaras, a notable figure within ND, were raised, with a significant portion of the electorate expressing skepticism regarding his ability to garner support. Overall, about 50% of respondents indicated a desire for a single-party government following the next elections, further emphasizing ND's strong position in the current political climate.
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