New Democracy appears marginally strengthened in voting intention in a Pulse poll on behalf of SKAI, gathering 26.5%, up from 26% in the previous measurement.
The Greek Left Alliance remains steady at 15%, PASOK gathers 10.5% (from 10%), Greek Solution 7.5% (from 7%) and is followed by the KKE, which remains at 6%. Course of Freedom and HOPE gather 5% each, Voice of Reason 3%, MeRA25 2.5% and SYRIZA 2%.
The answer “another” party gathers 4.5%, abstention/blank/invalid 1.5%, while the undecided and those who do not answer represent 11%.
In the hypothetical scenario of allocating the undecided, ND gathers 30.5%, ELAS 17%, PASOK 12%, Greek Solution 8.5% and KKE 7%. Course of Freedom and HOPE are at 5.5%, Voice of Reason at 3.5%, MeRA25 at 3% and SYRIZA at 2.5%.
Mitsotakis, Androulakis and Tsipras did not convince at the TIF
Regarding the appearance and proposals of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the TIF, 32% express a positive opinion, with 16% answering “definitely positive” and another 16% “rather positive.” On the other hand, 54% evaluate his appearance negatively, as 16% answer “rather negative” and 38% “definitely negative.” 14% express no opinion.
Similarly negative is the overall evaluation for the president of PASOK-Movement for Change, Nikos Androulakis, as it also stands at 54%. A positive opinion is expressed by 25%, with 6% answering “definitely positive” and 19% “rather positive,” while 29% evaluate him as “rather negative” and 25% “definitely negative.” 21% answered that they do not know or do not answer.
As for the president of the Greek Left Alliance, Alexis Tsipras, positive judgments also stand at 25%, but in his case the negative ones reach 57%. More specifically, 11% of respondents answer “definitely positive” and 14% “rather positive,” compared with 19% who state “rather negative” and 38% “definitely negative.” 18% express no opinion.