Rate cuts: This message is constantly confirmed by the latest polls on PASOK. At the start of this pre-election period and even before the bitterly polarizing dilemmas that the two main parties are sure to address voters have triumphed, PASOK appears to be under pressure, at least in terms of opinion polls, to lose a significant percentage. Actually, this picture is consistently repeated in all surveys of the last interval.

In particular, in the Opinion Poll for TheToc.gr, PASOK shows 10%, registering a decline of 1.2% since December and 4.2% since the beginning of 2022. In Alco’s poll for ALPHA, the party was counted at 10.7%, up from 11.4% in the previous count. Metron Analysis in a poll for MEGA measured the intention to vote for PASOK at 9.7%. In November, the same company valued PASOK at 11.3%. The picture for the party becomes even more complicated if we take into account the jump in the polls that was recorded for PASOK at the time of its inception. Nikos Androulakis in leadership. A rise in polls that led many to believe that the party could even double its share in the polls from previous elections.

PASOK leaders acknowledge that this is a difficult moment as, as the election draws near, the strategy of the two main parties will focus on an element of polarization and pure dilemmas for voters, an element that does not favor smaller parties. However, the decline, at least in the polls, of the party’s attractiveness raises another concern. That PASOK is in danger of losing the bid to “repatriate” voters who left the bid to switch parties or choose to abstain.

In Harilau-Trikoupi, they are investing in climate change in a campaign counterattack with Mr. Androulakis’ own trips, starting in Thrace and East Macedonia, and in ballot submissions.