The latest Prorata survey confirms New Democracy's dominant position while Alexis Tsipras' ELAS consolidates itself as the main opposition force. However, widespread dissatisfaction with the country's direction, persistent economic concerns and growing political fragmentation continue to define Greece's evolving political landscape.
In an unusually comprehensive review of seven years in office, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis shifts the political debate from promises to measurable outcomes, presenting credibility and policy delivery as New Democracy's strongest electoral asset.
A new ALCO opinion poll for Alpha TV reveals significant shifts in Greece’s political landscape, with New Democracy maintaining a clear lead, Alexis Tsipras’ newly formed political movement securing second place, and PASOK suffering notable losses. The findings also suggest that while new political formations are attracting attention, many voters still view them more as vehicles for protest than as credible governing alternatives.
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis is clearly the first choice with a 20% difference in the question of which political leader you trust most for the governance of the country
"In a spacious party sometimes not everyone will agree, obviously, on everything, but many will agree with much, especially on issues critical to our homeland," Mitsotakis said.
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Initially, the first round of elections last Sunday seemed to strengthen New Democracy's political dominance, as their endorsed candidates triumphed in all seven regions and secured Piraeus as well. Notably, they even supported incumbents in Piraeus and the region of Crete, with whom they had clashed during the previous local elections in 2019.
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"We start from scratch but we are not in a political vacuum. The citizens sent certain very clear messages in the elections of May 21," he added.
"I am not going to cooperate with Kyriakos Mitsotakis and with the New Democracy, period and dash," said Velopoulos, who, against the background of the latest developments with his party's deputies, clarified on Crete TV that "when you have institutions, you refer to the Ethics Committee for explanations and not an apology."
The polling company also recorded a marginal increase for the Communist Party of Greece (KKE) and the Far-Right party of Kassidiaris party. PASOK, Hellenic Solution, and MeRA25 recorded a slight decrease.
Greece’s main opposition party on Tuesday demanded the dissolution of Parliament and immediate elections, accusing the conservative New Democracy government of being “morally and politically compromised.”
