The polls of April 2025 seem to confirm a nightmare for the Harilaou Trikoupi. The once -crushed PASOKnot only does he see the New Democracy maintain a security distance, but now is now disputed and the second place in the political scene. THE green sundecades symbol, seems to lose its shine by emitting … political sos, as numbers capture a picture sediment.
The loudest imprint of this difficult time came with Marc’s poll for ANT1 in early April. Findings were more than alarming for his party Nikos Androulakis: recorded a verticalwith losses reaching almost 5 percentage points in the vote, bringing PASOK around 13.3%. Worse still, in the intention to vote, the percentage flirted dangerously with the 10%psychological threshold, dropping to 11.1%. OR fall this was not just arithmetic; marked the loss of second place from Saucewhich saw its rates eject, reaching the impressive 16.2% of the vote. A development that a few months ago would seem unthinkable.
Marc’s findings do not appear to be an isolated storm. And other measurements that have seen the light of the same period (GPO, Interview) show PASOK struggling to be held at double -digit rates in the vote intent, often below 12%, and fight no longer for the center -left, but not to fall back to fourth or fourth. This image is in stark contrast to the expectations that were cultivated after the European elections or even with last autumn measurements that showed PASOK reaching 20%. OR sloping looks sharp and raises fundamental questions about the strategy and the resonance of the party.
Perhaps the most painful find for Harilaou Trikoupi is the answer to the question who is more meaningful opposition in government. In the measurement of Marcthe freedom of Zoe Konstantopoulou (19.9%) far exceeds PASOK (14.5%). It seems that an important part of public opinion is not persuaded by PASOK’s opposition, considering it inadequate or meaningless. At the same time, the popularity of his president, Nikos Androulakisremains at low levels, significantly residuals of Kyriakos Mitsotakis in suitability for prime minister and even watching Mrs Konstantopoulou compete with him in terms of opposition. OR introversion And the underground discussions about leadership, which had been shown in earlier measurements (eg the question of alternative leaders such as Paul Geroulanos) certainly do not help to rebuild the climate.
The conclusion is clear: PASOK is in crisis. Percentages are not just numbers; it is the imprinting of a deep disharmony with society and a inability to articulate a convincing political discourse that inspires and rallies. If there is no immediate and drastic change of cruise, the risk of further shrinkage and political insignificance is now visible. Harilaou Trikoupi is called upon to find answers, and quickly, before the sedimentation becomes irreversible.