How will New Democracy next month to repeat elections; The answer of competent sources is unequivocal: exactly as it was done before the May 21 elections. Oper means N.D.:

Firstly, there will still be exactly the same campaign, slogans and commercials. “After all, our campaign was not about SYRIZA, but about what we want the Greece of tomorrow to be,” reports “K” to government officialexplaining that absolutely nothing will change with him Kyriakos Mitsotakis to continue with the same “positive narrative” and how he thinks about the next term in office, emphasizing higher salaries, modernizing the healthcare system, better and higher ratings “everywhere”, as he announced.

How Mr. Mitsotakis will deal with the possibility of demobilization and a seven-party parliament with the advent of the Freedom and Victory Movement.

Secondly, after the resounding result of the “first round”, the rhetoric of a clear mandate and self-confidence will now become clearer, which will henceforth be the constant refrain of the prime minister. This, however, “will be done in silence” as the prime minister sent a modest message already on election night, stating that a new cycle was opening “which we will go through together again” but also adding an intra-party message that it would be done. “without arrogance and without conceit, which I personally will not tolerate.”

In fact, Mr. Mitsotakis is expected to call on all leaders tomorrow to intensify their efforts to “fix” the results of May 21, as “we have a second election ahead of us.” The June 25 elections are also fraught with pitfalls, as the margin of self-confidence if Zoya Konstantinopoulou or “Niki” manages to get into parliament, or worse, both parties, will range from 37.5% to 39%, which means that N.D. he doesn’t want to “fall” off the Sunday rate. At the same time, there is a risk that the prevalence of N.D. will be considered certain. demobilization tendencies prevail. The antidote to this danger is the immediate full mobilization of the mechanism and a clear message to all voices that the elections are not yet over and that efforts need to be stepped up in the second and final phase.

Thirdly, after the “clean” result, the prime minister will definitely require even wider social support. All opinion polls believe that after such a victory, a percentage of up to 2% remains, which moves “by air to the winner” in the first game. The Prime Minister is well aware of this and is expected to become an additional “weapon” in the remaining 30 days until the second and final vote, which was also evident in his first statement after the summing up of the election results, where in response he said that he also appealed to “bringing together those who hesitated to take this step, because big changes end up being made by big majorities, and only strong governments carry them out.”