
Choice has its own special semiology. political leaders from three districts in which, according to the electoral law, they can be candidates. Through their chosen constituencies, political leaders seek to convey specific messages to voters and emphasize their individual goals. election campaignsometimes immediately obvious and clear, and sometimes more symbolic.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in the forthcoming elections he will be a candidate in the Western Sector of Athens, Evros and Thessaloniki. The West Sector is a solid choice for Mr Mitsotakis, who often cites his special connection to the region as he was elected Member of Parliament for the Second District of Athens until 2015, and in the previous elections in 2019 he chose to be a candidate for the West Sector. In recent years, the region has been considered one of the “castles” of SYRIZA, and this is another reason why Mr. Mitsotakis decided to strengthen the ND vote with his presence. The symbolism of Evros is evident due to the great importance given by the ruling party to the fight against migratory flows and the contribution of the critical law to it, as well as the development prospects opening up there, as well as the increasing geostrategic role of the region.
In Thessaloniki 1, the presence of the Prime Minister is due to the decision of former Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis to no longer be a candidate and the desire to support a special vote, as this is a region where SYRIZA also attaches importance, but also Hellenic Solution registers increased influence.
OUR Alexis Tsipras he decided to be a candidate in the Dodecanese, Serres and Piraeus. The nomination for the Dodecanese was decided in honor of the memory of Nectarios Santorini. In Serres, the President of SYRIZA will seek to strengthen his party’s ballot against the very strong traditions of the ND. and especially the Karamanlis family in the area, and Mr. Tsipras himself linked his decision to the Tempi tragedy. Finally, the choice of A’Pirey testifies to the desire to increase the percentage of SYRIZA there, since in the previous elections the party elected only one deputy out of four elected in the previous ones.
In the 1st Thessaloniki, the participation of the Prime Minister in the voting is connected with the decision of Mr. K. Karamanlis to terminate his presence in Parliament.
OUR Nikos Androulakis, as he previously announced, will be a candidate in Heraklion, Crete, his hometown, where PASOK is seeking to achieve a significant increase in its percentage. In addition, the party’s president has decided to run for Athens South, where Fofi Gennimata was elected and where PASOK is seeking to increase its electoral weight, with some believing that it could gain an additional seat.
Mr. Androulakis’ third choice is A’Thessaloniki, which seems to be of particular interest, perhaps because the departure of Kostas Karamanlis is thought to set the stage for a redistribution of the political scene.
In Thessaloniki, the governor will also be a candidate. KKE Dimitris Koutsoubaswho additionally chose the northern sector of Athens and his hometown of Phthiotis.
OUR Janis Varoufakis he chose Athens, B Piraeus and Patras, and his choice was due to the desire to support MeRA25 ballots in these regions.
According to the information, in Patras, Larissa and Thessaloniki the candidate will Kyriakos Velopouloswhich in the previous elections took the place of Larisa.
Source: Kathimerini

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