The results of the new nationwide public opinion survey by ALCO for Flash.gr were presented today, reflecting the trends and views of citizens on the most important issues of the political and social current affairs.
The presentation of the findings was made by journalist Spyros Mourelatos, while the analysis of the results and the main conclusions was developed by ALCO's CEO, Kostas Panagopoulos, focusing on the political balances, the evaluation of the government and the opposition, as well as the most important issues concerning Greek society.
The poll, which records the voting intention trends based on valid responses for the period June 22-26, 2026, shows New Democracy remaining the leading party with marginal strengthening, while the biggest rise is recorded by Greek Solution (ELAS).
According to the measurement, ND gathers 24.0%, rising slightly from 23.5% in the previous recording.
ELAS of Alexis Tsipras consolidates in second place and rises to 14.7% from 12.8%.
Third party is PASOK with 10.4%, marginally increased from 10%, while the KKE keeps its percentage stable at 6.4%.
By contrast, Hope for Democracy of Maria Karystianou declines noticeably, from 9.5% to 7.8%, recording the biggest drop among the parties in the table.
Greek Solution stands at 6.7% from 6.3%, while Course of Freedom stands at 3.1% from 3.2%.
SYRIZA stands at 1.3% (from 1.5%), while Niki declines slightly to 3.1% from 3.2%. Small declines are also recorded for MeRA25 (2.3% from 2.6%) and Voice of Reason (2.3% from 2.7%), while New Left strengthens marginally to 1.0% from 0.9%.
In "Other" the percentage increases to 2.9% from 1.6%, while the category of undecided/will not vote remains significant, standing at 15.7%, reduced however from 17.3% in the previous measurement.
According to the poll, the percentage of blank ballots stands at 0.9% and abstention at 5.3%. The company clarifies that the percentages do not constitute a vote forecast, but a recording of trends for the specific period.
The survey was conducted from June 22 to June 26, 2026, on a nationwide sample of 1,000 citizens aged 17 and over.
