How many would vote Tsipras, Samarra and Karystianou
News poll of Interview, on behalf of Political, captures the trends of public opinion and the dynamics of political parties, With the New Democracy maintaining a significant lead over PASOK.
In the vote estimate, the difference between ND and PASOK reaches the 12.1 percentage pointswith the ruling party gathering 26,7% and PASOK 14,6%.
Follow in the intention of voting or Greek solution with 9.8%the KKE with 8.8%the Freedom navigation with 5.6%the Voice of Logic with 4.9%the Democracy Movement with 4.2%the Day25 with 4.2%the SYRIZA with 4.1%the New left with 2.6% and the Victory with 2.3%. 12.2% of respondents say they would choose another party.
To the question “If we had elections next Sunday which party would you vote for?», Rates without reducing are shaped as follows: New Democracy 21.9%, PASOK 12%, Greek solution 8.1%, KKE 7.2%, Freedom sailing 4.6%, Voice of Logic 4%, Democracy Movement 3.8%, Day25 3.8%, SYRIZA 3.4%, New Left 2.1%, Victory 1.9%, another 10%while 17.2% have not decided.
In the evaluation of political leaders, the Kyriakos Mitsotakis remains first in the trust of citizens with 27%. The remaining percentages are single -digit: Nikos Androulakis 9.7%Kyriakos Velopoulos 7.8%, Dimitris Koutsoubas 6.3%, Zoe Konstantopoulou 5.4%, Stefanos Kasselakis 4%, Socrates Famellos 3%, Alexis Haritsis 3%, Aphrodite Latinopoulou 2.8%, DG/Di 1.1%
The survey also investigated the Possible creation of new parties by Alexis Tsipras, Antonis Samaras and Maria Karystianou. To the question “if Mrs Samaras, Tsipras, and Mrs. Karystianou, who would you create separate political bodies, and who would you choose?” 25% replied that she would vote Mrs. Karystianou, 13% to Alexis Tsipras and 9% Mr. Samaraswhile 53% said ‘none’.
About speech by Alexis Tsiprasthe 50% of respondents did not attend her. Of those who watched, 32% described it as “the same as the previous ones”the 17% found the former prime minister “renewed with a new proposal” And 1% replied, “I don’t know, I don’t answer.”
The Prime Minister’s announcements by TIF do not seem to satisfy citizensas 77% said they feel ‘little/not’ satisfiedwhile 22% ‘much/quite’. As far as the If “there was any announcement or measure that you consider to be personally concerned?”the 40% responded positively and 58% negative.
Finally, research highlights the economic “headache” of citizens, with 37% to declare that markets in the supermarket make it more difficult for his daily life31% to be influenced by energy accounts, 13% by an extraordinary expenditure, 12% from rent/communal and 4% from phone bills.