A new GPO poll for the Greek news outlet Parapolitika shows an upward trend for New Democracy (ND), Greece’s ruling party, which now stands at 29.4% in vote intention—up nearly one percentage point from the previous survey. The poll also finds ND leading in actual voting intention with 26%, up from 25%.
Leadership Preferences
Kyriakos Mitsotakis remains the most trusted figure for prime minister, with 33% of respondents naming him as the most suitable leader to govern the country. Alexis Tsipras follows in second place with 24.9%, then Maria Karystianou (15.5%) and Nikos Androulakis (14.9%).
Party Performance
Tsipras’s party, the Movement for Change (KINAL), branded as ELAS in the poll, holds steady in second place with 14.5% in voting intention—up 1.3 points—and 16.3% in vote estimation. In contrast, PASOK continues its downward trajectory, dropping from 10.8% to 10.2% in voting intention and from 12.4% to 11.5% in vote estimation.
Maria Karystianou’s party also registers losses, while Greek Solution (EL) under Kyriakos Velopoulos shows signs of recovery—rising from 7.8% to 8.2% in voting intention and from 8.9% to 9.2% in vote estimation—strengthening its bid for third place.
Full Vote Intention Breakdown
• New Democracy: 26% (up from 25%)
• ELAS: 14.5% (up from 13.2%)
• PASOK: 10.2% (down from 10.8%)
• Greek Solution: 8.2% (up from 7.8%)
• KKE: 8% (up from 7.5%)
• Elpida (Hope): 6.9% (down from 9.2%)
• Freedom Cruise: 3.8% (down from 4.1%)
• MeRA25: 2.6% (up from 2.2%)
• Voice of Reason: 2.3% (up from 2.1%)
• SYRIZA: 1.1%
• Niki: 1%
• Other: 4.1%
• Undecided: 10.4%
Voice Estimation (Vote Estimation)
This metric reflects broader perceptions of electoral strength, including potential coalition dynamics. Here, ND leads with 29.4% (up from 28.6%), followed by ELAS at 16.3% (up from 15.1%), PASOK at 11.5% (down from 12.4%), Greek Solution at 9.2% (up from 8.9%), KKE at 9% (up from 8.6%), Elpida at 7.8% (down from 10.5%), Freedom Cruise at 4.3% (down from 4.7%), MeRA25 at 2.9%, Voice of Reason at 2.6%, SYRIZA at 1.2%, and Niki at 1.1%.
The poll also notes limited momentum around the possibility of a new political entity led by former Prime Minister Antonis Samaras.