Political winds shift in Greece: New poll results surprise many!
A new poll conducted by PRORATA for Attica TV reveals significant changes in Greece's political landscape. According to the survey, the ruling New Democracy Party (ND) has lost support, while both right-wing and left-wing parties have gained momentum.
Who Gained and Who Lost?
New Democracy (ND): 22.5% – Still leading but has dropped 3 points since the last poll.
PASOK (Center-Left): 15% – Holding second place but down by 1 point.
SYRIZA (Radical Left): 8% – Up 1 point.
Greek Solution (Elliniki Lysi): Rose from 8% to 11%.
Course of Freedom (Plefsi Eleftherias): Jumped from 4.5% to 9%, nearly doubling its support.
Greek Communist Party (KKE): Increased from 8% to 9%.
Voice of Reason (Foni Logikis): Reached 6%.
Parties Below the Electoral Threshold:
NIKI, Mera25, and Democratic Movement failed to surpass the 3% election threshold.
Projected Vote Distribution (Including Undecided Voters):
New Democracy (ND): 25%
PASOK: 16.5%
Greek Solution (Elliniki Lysi): 12.5%
KKE: 10%
Course of Freedom (Plefsi Eleftherias): 10%
SYRIZA: 9%
Voice of Reason (Foni Logikis): 6.5%
New Left (Nea Aristera): 3%
Public Reaction to the Tempi Train Disaster
The poll also measured public opinion on the Tempi train crash, revealing strong dissatisfaction with the government's handling of the tragedy:
68% do not believe justice will be served.
28% believe justice will be delivered.
Public Satisfaction Ratings:
Government: 77% are "not at all satisfied" or "not very satisfied".
Judicial System: 74% express dissatisfaction.
Opposition Parties: 31% are "not at all satisfied," 40% are "not very satisfied."
Support for Victims' Families & Protests:
78% support the efforts of victims' families.
73% support protests and activism related to the Tempi crash.
Conclusion: A Shifting Political Landscape
The survey highlights a political transformation in Greece, with the ruling New Democracy Party losing ground and right-wing and left-wing parties gaining traction. The rise of parties like Greek Solution and Course of Freedom is particularly noteworthy.
Moreover, public frustration over the Tempi disaster continues to influence political attitudes, casting doubt on the government, justice system, and opposition parties.
With Greece's political winds shifting, the coming months will be crucial in determining how parties respond to these changes. The lasting political impact of the Tempi crash is expected to remain a major issue in the national debate.
