Clear messages to the government as to the scandal of OPECEPE and/or its management, the country’s international position and the hierarchies of citizens in view of the next national elections are presented by the new poll of Real Polls for the Protagonist.
At the same time, however, it is found that despite the recession of the New Democracy by two units. in relation to the previous June survey, The government and the prime minister are still ahead with a huge difference from opposition parties.
In the poll, performed in space July 11-14 in a sample of 1,668 people over the age of 17, ie by voting right, the ND recedes by four units in the intention of voting (Table I), and measured in 23% versus 27% of June, while on the basis of the reduction of the undecided (Table II) the retreat is limited to two points and reaches 29.4% in the provision of result (from 31.5% of the previous measure, June).
PASOK stabilizes with a low downward trend (-0.5% from June) to 12.5% and is purely second, as freedom navigation loses 1.3 points and is now 11%, from 12.3% of June. The Greek solution continues to be strengthened and is now marginally above 10% (from 8.4% of June). The KKE rises, from 7% to 7.8%, while the rationale rise, by almost 2 points, to 5.6%, from 3.6% in June. Enhanced the day 25, at 4.9%, from 3.7%.
It is noteworthy that the uncertain vote in July’s survey has increased to 20.4%, from 15.4% of June. This rise is estimated to be due to the OPECEPE case, due to the crisis of confidence it has caused. However, it is clear that both PASOK and SYRIZA, the two parties with government experience, do not benefit from this treaty.
A clear message about the government and the Prime Minister arises from the question “who do you think is the most responsibility for the OPECEPE scandal” (Table III). Public opinion appears shared and believes that by 40.4% of the “deep dysfunctional state” and by 38.2% the prime minister himself. In much lower rates, in the sphere of 9-10%, citizens believe that the responsibility is borne by the Ministry of Rural Development and OPEKEPE.
Negative to the government and the prime minister is the image shaped by the answers to the question “you believe that Kyriakos Mitsotakis will be able to combat corruption and enforce legitimacy after his admission that” we did not correct the bad texts in time “? (Table IV): A percentage of more than 77% responds negatively, with the overwhelming majority declaring “certainly not”.
The pressure on the households in the economic field is reflected by the answers to the question “What would you take more into your final party selection in the next national elections?” (Table V). In the first place of the options it appears whether a party can improve living conditions and financial status, with 68.9%. It follows whether a party will combat scandals, with 57.1%, and the third issue in hierarchy is the country’s defense and security, with 38.7%.
At the same time, a percentage exceeding 66% responds negatively to the question “do you think that the country’s position has been strengthened in the international environment lately?” (Table VI).
In the migration (Table VII), however, it appears that public opinion applauds the government’s hard line, with 38.9% supporting the re -establishment of immigrants in the countries of origin and 24.4% of their entry into the country.
The opposition continues to have not found a step, with the scenarios for the creation of new parties, either by Alexis Tsipras (Table VIII) or by Antonis Samaras (Table IX), to be evaluated without notable dynamic dynamic, especially for the former ND president.
The potential vote for these two, hypothetically, parties on the basis of the question of how likely it is to vote one of the two, is recorded for Alexis Tsipras at 18.1% (cumulatively “very likely” and “quite possible”, while for A. Samaras at just 7.1%.
