The New Democracy statehood vote is still a mystery, as the decisions belong to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis himself, and he will make them in due time. What is known at the moment is that the voting will be almost completely updated. Of the current state parliamentarians, the only one with a high probability of being re-elected is Thodoros Skilakakis, who, remember, was not elected in the previous elections, but instead became a parliamentarian in place of the late Marietta Giannakou.

Poll in the East

Now, on the eve of the elections, in almost all regions of the country, measurements are being taken of both parties and candidates. The last thing I learned was about the east of Attica, a region of great interest, since it is very likely that after the census it will even double. There, New Democracy gets a percentage of almost 39%, which means a double score, while SYRIZA hovers around 20%. This is followed by KINAL with 8.5%, while it is confirmed that there are many right and far right in the region, with Kyriakos Velopoulos with 4.7% and the party of Ilias Kasidiaris with 2.7%. Candidates are also interested and the top three appear to be “locked in” with Makis Voridis in first place by a margin, followed by Stelios Petsas and Georgia Martinou. Next comes the trio of Zacharakis, Oikonomou and Vlachos with a short distance. However, those who know the area say that of the second trio, Vlachos is the most traditional player and is not easily left out.

In Parliament ADAE and ESR

Yesterday, the government categorically denied reports that Christos Rammos would be replaced in the first two weeks of the new year. However, the fact is that at the beginning of the year meetings are scheduled in the parliament on the expiration of the term of office of members of the ADAE and the ESR. After all, SYRIZA seems to want changes in the ESR before the elections.

Excited

“I wouldn’t miss it for anything. I would come from the other side of the world,” said Pirros Dimas from Heimarra, accompanying the Prime Minister during his visit to the Greeks of Albania. Dimas was touched, and his compatriots met him with warm applause.

The new Trojan horse.

Androulakis described Eva Kylie as “The Real Horse” and insists on that description. He’s right; Many say yes, but what’s the point? Eva Kylie was an MEP for PASOK and was arrested in that capacity. The discussion of Durian Horses and other demons can become endless. And I’ll tell you why: after the national elections and the resignation of Nikos Androulakis from the post of MEP – since he will now be elected as a member of the Greek Parliament – Nikos Papandreou will take his place, who a month ago condemned the government for the “household basket”. Simply put, another Trojan horse is coming.