The cost of living emerges as the biggest problem facing households in the Attica region, cited by an overwhelming 66.6%. Low incomes follow at 19.2%, housing and rents at 18.9%, and traffic and parking at 17.5%. Other significant concerns are safety/crime (13.6%), energy costs (13.2%), health care/the National Health System (13.1%) and education (12.7%).
Asked whether the government has taken sufficient measures to curb the latest wave of rising prices, 74.8% answer no (“no / probably not”), while just 24.1% are positive (“yes / probably yes”).
Voting intention (valid votes)
According to the survey’s official figures, party support among valid votes is as follows:
- New Democracy: 26.3%
- ELAS: 13.9%
- PASOK – Movement for Change: 8.6%
- Communist Party of Greece (KKE): 6.6%
- ELPIDA: 5.0%
- Course of Freedom: 4.2%
- Greek Solution: 4.0%
- Voice of Reason: 2.9%
- MeRA25: 2.7%
- SYRIZA: 2.7%
- Alliance of Greeks 2.7%
- NIKI: 1.7%
- Other party: 0.9%
- Don’t know / No answer: 3.7%
- Undecided: 12.6%
Estimated vote
The poll’s estimated vote shares for the parties are as follows:
- New Democracy: 31.5%
- ELAS: 16.9%
- PASOK – Movement for Change: 10.2%
- Communist Party of Greece (KKE): 7.9%
- ELPIDA: 5.9%
- Course of Freedom: 5.0%
- Greek Solution: 4.7%
- Voice of Reason: 3.4%
- SYRIZA: 3.2%
- MeRA25: 3.2%
- Alliance of Greeks 3.2%
- NIKI: 2.0%
- Other party: 1.1%
Who is best suited to be prime minister and political indicators
On the question of who is best suited to be prime minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis leads with 30%, followed by “none” at 21.4%, Alexis Tsipras at 16.6% and Nikos Androulakis at 5.5%.
Asked which opposition leader is best able to take on Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Alexis Tsipras is named by 38.1%, Nikos Androulakis by 28.2%, while 15.1% answer “none” and 12% choose “other”.