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Poll on Stress Levels Among Politicians Revealed

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A recent article from Τα Νέα discusses the stress levels associated with political polling during an extended election campaign.
It suggests that pollsters experience significant anxiety regarding election outcomes, potentially more than politicians themselves.
The commentary reflects on the pressures faced by those conducting surveys in the lead-up to elections.
The piece highlights the recurring nature of these stresses in recent years as elections approach.

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A recent article from Τα Νέα discusses the stress levels associated with political polling during an extended election campaign.
It suggests that pollsters experience significant anxiety regarding election outcomes, potentially more than politicians themselves.
The commentary reflects on the pressures faced by those conducting surveys in the lead-up to elections.
The piece highlights the recurring nature of these stresses in recent years as elections approach.

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