
Recovery of lost positions and the trend towards their gradual recovery N.D. in “pre-Tempo” opinion polls Pulse poll conducted on his behalf SKY. In the intention to vote by recalling valid ones, the majority faction receives one unit compared to the last measurement, which was held on April 4, reaching 32%.
OUR SYRIZA loses 0.5%, with an “opening” range of 6.5 points. AND PASOK seems to be declining by 0.5% to a single digit of 9.5%. KKE and Hellenic Solution remain stable at 6% and 4% respectively, while MeRA25 (5%) is reflected in respondents’ preferences, up 1.5 points. The Hellenic Party prefers 3% (-0.5%).
Collection of N.D. and the votes his party seems to be winning Janis Varoufakis mainly from the official opposition are reviewing the political scene. In the question “what will be better after the elections”, the assumption for Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis reaches 38% (+2%), for Alexis Tsipras the sample record is fixed at 26% (+1%), and for Nikos Androulakis it drops to 9% (-2%).
SYRIZA Scissors opens 6.5%, according to SKAI’s Pulse survey.
Given that the “pie” of undecideds is still a high percentage (11%), it is normal for parties to “lean” towards this particular audience.
To the special question “what choice are you closest to” to those who declared their intention to vote in indecision, 8% answered that they were moving towards N.D. and 14% to SYRIZA. They are followed by: 3% PASOK, 5% KKE, 3% Hellenic Solution, 8% National Party – Greeks.
And since the undecided largely hold the “keys” to shaping the final landscape, Pulse ran two scenarios to evaluate the election results. With a proportional distribution of the so-called “gray zone”, which hypothetically includes a six-party parliament and 8% “outside” parliamentary seats, ND. reaches a percentage of 35.5% (116 seats), which is the first step towards achieving self-confidence in the second round of voting. SYRIZA gains 28.5% (93 seats), PASOK 11% (36 seats), KKE 7% (23 seats), Hellenic Solution 4.5% (14 seats) and MERA25 5.5% (18 seats).
In the second scenario, which includes the distribution of the undecided on the basis of the special question indicated above (about a more likely vote), the picture changes. With 11.5% outside of Parliament and with six ticketed parties, ND. collects 33.5% (114 seats) and SYRIZA 28% (95 seats).
Source: Kathimerini

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