Maintains its poll percentages or New Democracyaccording to the new Research by Prorata Company conducted on behalf of Attica’s television. The poll shows the ruling party leading the intention to vote with 23.5% – a performance itself as it was recorded in the February measurement of the same company. The voting assessment – where undecided voters are distributed – the New Democracy appears to distract 25.5% against 25% of the previous survey.
The ‘take -off’ of the cruise
In the political climate that has been shaped, significant benefits are reached by Sauce now ranked second and jumps from 10% to 15.5% (vote estimate). On the contrary, the center -left and left parties are receding, with PASOK recorded in the vote at 13.5% (from 16.5%), SYRIZA at 7.5% (from 9%) and the KKE at 9% (from 10%). The “Greek solution” (12.5%) (12.5%) is also stagnant, while the “voice of logic” (4%from 6.5%) recorded a sharp decline.
By what criterion do they vote
A remarkable finding of the survey, which to some extent explains the strengthening of overall anti -systemic parties, is that in the question “what reason would you vote if the elections were held tomorrow, 53% said they would come to the ballot box to send a message only to 39% to form a government.
In fact, if the party they choose wish to have a conventional / systemic orientation or anti -systemic, 50% of respondents respond that it will choose systemic political forces, however, the share of the anti -systemic that climbs to 42% is strong.
Interesting is the structure of “Freedom Freedom”, as the research shows what the previous elections voted in the previous elections that today say they are choosing Zoe Konstantopoulou. According to Prorata, the electoral audience of the “cruise” is made up of 27% of SYRIZA voters, 13% of the KKE, 10% of the ND, 7% of PASOK, 7% of the Greek solution, while 19% said they had voted for “cruise freedom” in previous elections.
Prorata’s barometer also records what issues are most important – with precision being at the top of the list with 74%, justice and corruption with 49%, and health in third place with 31%.
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