Alco Poll: Half of Citizens Want Early Elections – Impressive Rise for Zoi Konstantopoulou’s ‘Sailing to Freedom’

Responses on how citizens judge the reshuffle and the data changes following the discussions about the Tempi tragedy investigation were presented on Tuesday evening (18/3/25). According to the Alco poll results presented by Alpha, when asked about their prevailing feelings regarding current events, 34% answered disappointment, 33% anger, and 19% insecurity. Only 13% gave positive responses. Regarding satisfaction with government performance, 55% responded not at all, 27% a little, and 17% very or enough, showing a 6% drop in satisfaction since the start of the year. When asked specifically about satisfaction with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, 55% answered not at all, 23% a little, 15% enough, and 5% very, marking the lowest recorded indicator since 2019. If citizens had the chance to vote for distrust, 67% would vote in favor and 25% against. In the question of whether they would give another chance to Mitsotakis or prefer a different administration, 66% opted for a new administration. Over half stated they would vote as a protest vote in upcoming elections. On stability in Greece, 54% believe coalition governments can ensure it, while 37% favor single-party governments. Regarding early elections versus completing the four-year term, 50% prefer early elections, compared to 39% who want the full term. In voting intentions, citizens responded as follows: 23.3% ND, 11.7% PASOK, 10.3% ‘Sailing to Freedom’, 8.2% ‘Greek Solution’, KKE 7.8%, and SYRIZA 6.8%. An impressive rise is noted for Zoi Konstantopoulou’s party, while declines are observed for ND and PASOK. SYRIZA ranks sixth.