I don’t know what place Nikos Androulakis will take, but I know what place he won’t take: Sector South since Pavlos Christidis is second behind him. Had he chosen this seat, Christidis would not have passed into Parliament, which, according to reliable sources, Androulakis does not want, who expresses himself very positively, saying “I want him to be in Parliament.”

Get rid of the “curse”

The tradition that those who sit in the electric chair of the Minister of Education should not be elected was “broken” by Niki Kerameos, despite the fact that she made decisions that drew criticism from the opposition and trade unionists, such as the assessment and the basis of admission .

The Minister of Education, who implemented a reform program that received the full support of the Prime Minister, was eventually elected the first among 71 women to be marked with a blue ballot, and the fourth to be marked with a cross across the country, which is certainly not a disapproval of her policies.

Thinking pattern

There has been a lot of talk lately about SYRIZA officials challenging pollsters to take measurements. I’ll add an example that reflects this particular mindset. About a month ago we wrote an extensive report in “K” about what the district polls show. The information was collected scrupulously and, so that there was no impression in favor of one side or another, the final “climate” was described.

As for Rethymno, I used to write that SYRIZA and PASOK “hover around 20%”. Then I received a very aggressive message from a SYRIZA politician in the prefecture, who accused me of spreading false information, asked me to tell him where I got the information from, which of course is prohibited, and even wrote to me that there was an intent “to act otherwise”, if I didn’t report my sources. Finally, in Rethymnon, PASOK received 21.47% and SYRIZA 21.03%, proving that the report was absolutely accurate. For reference, the statesman was not elected.

PASOK and Dora

Now I live in Crete and I will take you to Chania. Dora did a good job here, as in addition to increasing her personal percentage, she kept PASOK lower than in any other prefecture in Crete. In particular, while in three prefectures – Heraklion, Rethymno, Lassithi – PASOK exceeded 20%, in Chania it was just over 10%.