Prorata Research: “Derby” Duke – Androulakis for the PASOK election

She did this political research focusing on the election of the president of the Change Movement and… although all those interviewed showed preference for Harry Duke, however the party’s base seems to remain loyal to Nikos Androulakis. The collection of data by Prorata for PASOK took place between 30 June and 3 July in two populations – targets and a total sample of 1010 people, however, having been completed before the announcement of two new nominations, those of Nadia Giannakopoulou and Giannis Kanellakis. In the general population, Harry Duke excels the remaining candidates for the leadership of the party in terms of positive impressions. More specifically, 32% maintains a positive view for the mayor of Athens, 28%, respectively, for Paul Geroulanos, followed by 19% by the president of PASOK, Nikos Androulakis, with 14% Milena Apostolakis and 10% Michael Katrinis. The above picture, however, changes significantly among the voters who supported PASOK during the recent European elections. In this, the most special audience, Nikos Androulakis overcomes, a previous with a distinct difference of the remaining candidates. More specifically, among those recently voted by the opposition party, 60% retains a positive view of the current president’s face, 48% towards Paul Geroulano, 47% towards Harry Duke, 37% towards Milena Apostolakis, while only 23% towards Michael Katrini. As to the appropriateness of each person to take over the leadership of PASOK – Movement of Change, Harry Duke (23%), leads the remaining candidates in the large tank of the general population, followed by Nikos Androulakis (19%) and Paul Geroulano (18%). However, in this index, the image is completely overturned among the party’s electors, as 33% of them consider it more appropriate to find himself at the party’s helm, Nikos Androulakis. They follow in the relevant index, Paul Geroulanos and Harry Duke with 21%, while Milena Apostolakis and Michael Katrinis are limited to rates below 6%. Finally, regarding the potential election influence of the candidates, Nikos Androuliakis records a clear lead, starting from a relative position of power over the remaining candidates of the party presidency. More specifically, among those who say that it is certain or quite likely that the party will come to the election for president, 29% states that it will definitely vote for Nikos Androulakis and 27% that they would think to support him, thus forming the maximum potential election influence of the candidate at 56%. Subsequently, 18% states that he will surely vote for Harry Duke in the internal party ballot, with 32% stating that he also does not rule out the possibility of doing so, thus creating the current maximum influence of the candidate at 50%. Accordingly, 18% is sure to vote for Paul Gerulano, a percentage that is combined with the equivalent of those who say they do not rule out the possibility of supporting him (29%), forms for the candidate a maximum electoral influence of 47%. Finally, with a much lower dynamic, Milena Apostolakis (13%), whose potential electoral “story” reaches 32%, and Michael Katrinis, who is sure to vote, declares 7% of those coming to the internal party ballot box.