The Steady Lead of New Democracy and a Public Divided on Protests
In a calm conversational tone reminiscent of a seasoned political observer strolling through the shifting landscape of public sentiment, the latest Interview poll paints a clear picture of where voters currently stand. New Democracy maintains a firm anchor above the 30 percent mark in the election outcome estimation, reaching 30.8 percent and holding a comfortable 17 point lead over PASOK, which sits at 13.8 percent.
Further down the line, voters distribute their intentions among several parties: Greek Solution at 7.7 percent, Freedom Sailing at 7.5 percent, KKE at 6.5 percent, Voice of Logic at 6.3 percent, SYRIZA at 4 percent, Democracy Movement at 4 percent, MeRA25 at 4 percent, New Left at 1.5 percent, Victory at 1.1 percent and Other at 12.8 percent.
If Elections Were Held Next Sunday
The hypothetical ballot box scenario shifts the balance slightly but keeps ND comfortably in front at 25.8 percent. PASOK follows at 11.6 percent. Behind them, voter preferences fall as follows:
Greek Solution 6.5 percent
Freedom Sailing 6.2 percent
KKE 5.9 percent
Voice of Logic 5.2 percent
SYRIZA 3.3 percent
Democracy Movement 3 percent
MeRA25 3 percent
New Left 1.3 percent
Victory 1 percent
Other 9.1 percent
Preferred Leader for Governing
When citizens are asked whom they trust most to govern, Kyriakos Mitsotakis once again emerges far ahead with 30.8 percent. Nikos Androulakis follows at 8.1 percent. The remaining political figures gather the following levels of confidence:
Zoe Konstantopoulou 6.9 percent
Kyriakos Velopoulos 5.5 percent
Dimitris Koutsoumpas 4.1 percent
Stefanos Kasselakis 3.6 percent
Sokratis Famellos 3.3 percent
Aphrodite Latinopoulou 1.9 percent
Alexis Haritsis 1.4 percent
Dimitris Natsios 1 percent
Public Opinion on Farmers Mobilizations
One of the most telling findings concerns agricultural protests. A strong 76 percent of respondents feel that protesting farmers are justified or probably justified in their stance. Opinions become more divided when it comes to road blockades: 53 percent agree with the tactic while 46 percent disagree.
Greek farmers protesting with tractors blocking a road
The Hypothetical Tsipras vs Karystianou Showdown
In a final political thought experiment, participants were asked to choose between only 2 parties, one led by Tsipras and the other by Karystianou. The majority, 57 percent, would opt for neither. Meanwhile, 25 percent would select Karystianou and 16 percent would back Tsipras.
Alexis Tsipras and Karystianou in a political comparison concept
