ALCO: Slight declines for New Democracy and EL.AS, marginal gain for PASOK

Calls for a change of government, assessments of the government’s performance and public discontent. How the pressures of rising prices and households’ financial resilience are reflected in the findings.

ALCO: Slight declines for New Democracy and EL.AS, marginal gain for PASOK

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The ALCO poll for ALPHA shows a slight decline for New Democracy and the Greek Left Coalition (EL.AS). PASOK, meanwhile, is up by a marginal 0.2%.

According to the latest poll, eight parties would enter parliament, with New Democracy on 23.4%, the Greek Left Coalition on 13.4% and PASOK on 11.4%.

Meanwhile, as reported by ieidiseis 68% want a change of government, compared with 23% who want Kyriakos Mitsotakis to be given a third chance to govern.

Voting intentions among valid votes are as follows:

  • New Democracy 23.4% (down from 23.8% in the previous poll)
  • SYRIZA 1.8% (down from 1.9% in the previous poll)
  • PASOK 11.4% (up from 11.2% in the previous poll)
  • KKE 7.1% (up from 6.4% in the previous poll)
  • Greek Solution 5.8% (up from 5.6% in the previous poll)
  • Niki 1.7% (up from 1.6% in the previous poll)
  • Course of Freedom 3.7% (up from 3.5% in the previous poll)
  • MeRA25 2.5% (up from 2.4% in the previous poll)
  • Voice of Reason 1.5% (down from 2.3% in the previous poll)
  • Democrats 0.7% (unchanged from the previous poll)
  • Hope for Democracy 3.1% (up from 3% in the previous poll)
  • EL.AS 13.4% (down from 13.8% in the previous poll)
  • Alliance of Greeks 3.8% (down from 4% in the previous poll)
  • Another party 4.1% (up from 4% in the previous poll)
  • Undecided 15.9% (up from 15.7% in the previous poll)

“No” to a third chance

Asked, “At the election, do you think K. Mitsotakis should be given a third chance to govern, or should there be a change of government?”, respondents gave the following answers:

  • A third chance 23%
  • A change of government 68%
  • Don’t know/no answer 9%

Asked, “How likely are you to cut back on buying essential goods for your family this coming winter because of rising prices?”, respondents gave the following answers:

  • VERY 15%
  • FAIRLY 40%
  • A LITTLE 29%
  • NOT AT ALL 13%
  • DON’T KNOW/NO ANSWER 3%

Asked, “Who do you think is most responsible for rising prices?”, respondents gave the following answers:

  • The government and its policies 45%
  • The global energy crisis 29%
  • Profiteering by some businesses 15%
  • Too few inspections 9%
  • Don’t know/no answer 2%

Asked, “If your family faced an unexpected expense of €500, would you have money set aside to cover it?”, respondents gave the following answers:

  • YES 56%
  • NO 38%
  • DON’T KNOW/NO ANSWER 6%

Asked, “Which of the following feelings do you experience most strongly about politics?”, respondents gave the following answers:

  • DISAPPOINTMENT 42%
  • ANGER 27%
  • INDIFFERENCE 8%
  • HOPE 8%
  • CONFIDENCE 7%
  • SATISFACTION 4%

Asked, “How satisfied are you with the government’s performance: very, fairly, a little or not at all?”, respondents gave the following answers:

  • VERY/FAIRLY 19% (down from 20% in September)
  • A LITTLE 24% (up from 21% in September)
  • NOT AT ALL 55% (down from 58% in September)
  • DON’T KNOW/NO ANSWER 2% (up from 1% in September)
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