In the Ant1 Central News Release, the second part of the poll that brings to light important elements for the current political situation.
The poll, conducted by Marc on behalf of Ant1, took place from March 27 to April 1, 2025. The sample of the survey included 1139 people with the right to vote, covering the whole of Greece. The findings of the research provide valuable information on political preferences and public opinion trends in the country.
28.5% of respondents would like to see a co-operation government formed between PASOK-SYRIZA.
23.8% want a self -contained government of the New Democracy, 10.7% preferred co -operation between New Democracy and PASOK, while 9.3% want the New Democracy cooperation with smaller right -wing parties.
According to the poll, 43.7% of respondents consider the economy and standard of living as the most important criterion. Following is the improvement of everyday life, with 41.1% emphasizing issues such as health, education and safety. Political stability holds 23.4%, while the Tempi case affects 21.2% of respondents.
According to the poll, 43.7% of respondents consider the economy and standard of living as the most important vote criterion. Following is the improvement of everyday life, with 41.1% emphasizing issues such as health, education and safety. Political stability holds 23.4%, while the Tempi case affects 21.2% of respondents.
19% find it important to improve the functioning of institutions and the state, while 16.1% are influenced by the leader’s face. The support of a party they feel close to 5.2%, and 3.5% want the government to decline.
Finally, 3.1% reported the protest vote, 2.2% reported another criterion and another 2.2% did not respond.
Concerning the Liability Act, 91.2% of respondents believe that ministers should be referred to the natural judge, while 6.4% believe that the decision should be taken by the House. Finally, 2.4% did not answer the question.
As for migration, 73.4% believe that Greece’s attitude should be stricter, believing that the limit the country can accept has been overcome. 13.4% believe that Greece’s attitude should remain as it is today. 7.7% believe that the country should be less strict and receive more refugees. Finally, 5.5% of respondents did not answer the question.
Regarding the international “chessboard”, the poll investigates citizens’ preferences for our country’s alliances, and the results show that 66.3% of respondents prefer alliance with other European countries, while 21.6% want an alliance with the US. 12.1% of respondents did not answer.
Finally, with regard to the arrest of Ekrem Imamoglu, 41.7% of respondents believe that there will be a negative impact on Greek -Turkish relations, while 9.9% believe in positive impacts. 38.9% believe that there will be no particular implications and 9.5% did not respond.
Read the first part of the poll, with the intention of voting