News poll of SKAI and Pulse was presented in the central news release with Sia Kosionis on the burning issues of the news, with OPECEPE’s case dominating.
-How important citizens consider the OPECEPE scandal after the revelations -fire. Who believes they have the greatest share of responsibility.
-How worried about the Greeks in the Middle East and how they evaluate the government’s choice to strengthen equipment.
-How is the intention to vote in all parties. What is the main criterion for citizens’ vote.
Reflection on war in the Middle East
For the first time, citizens are more concerned about the “boiling cauldron” and listens to the Middle East, rather than the Greek -Turkish, which arouses … geopolitical interest.
About OPEKEPE
To the question “with what you know so far, how important would you say that the issue of OPEKEPE is?”, The overwhelming 76% of citizens consider the issue very or quite important.
As for responsibility, one in three blames the government and one in three to those who have ruled to date.
Vote based on… the feeling
The main feeling/motivation with which citizens will choose what to vote in the next national elections shows interesting fluctuations.
The dominant motivation for voters is the “perspective – who offers hope”, which chooses an overwhelming 48% of the total sample. This implies a mood of citizens to focus on the future and on the expectation of improvement.
However, significant rates also have negative or more uncertain emotions: 12% say the main motivation is “anger – to punish”, reflecting possible discontent or frustration from existing situations. A 23% expresses “concern – who offers confidence”, highlighting the need for stability and security in periods of uncertainty.
Less important, but real, are the following incentives: 7% chooses “reward – for the right thing”, suggesting satisfaction from previous policies or performance. Only 2% say they “will not vote”. An 8% corresponds to “DG/Di” (I do not know/do not answer), indicating a percentage of undecided or reluctant to express their intention.
In detail the findings per demographic group:
Younger men (17-44 years old): In this group, the “perspective – who offers hope” is the dominant motive with 52%. “Anger – to punish” is high at 15%, while “concern – who offers confidence” reaches 23%. “I will not vote” records 1% and 13% “DG/DA”.
Older men (45 years old or older): And in this group, the “perspective – who offers hope” remains the top choice with 44%. “Anger – to punish” is kept at 15%, while “concern – who offers confidence” is at 19%. “Reward – for the right thing” notes 10%, “I will not vote” 2%and 10%.
Younger women (17-44 years old): Younger women choose the “perspective – who offers hope” at 47%. In this group, “Anxiety – Who provides confidence” is particularly high to 28%, while “anger – to punish” is lower at 10%. The “reward” is at 4%, the “I will not vote” at 4%and the “DG” at 7%.
Older women (45 years old and older): Older women show the highest rate for “perspective – who offers hope”, reaching 49%. “Anxiety – who offers confidence” is at 25%, while “anger – to punish” is the lowest at 8%. The “reward” is at 7%, “I will not vote” at 2%and “DG/Di” at 9%.
The prospect of voting with political self -characterization
The intention of voting
ND maintains the first place with 24%, remaining stable compared to previous survey. The PASOK – Change Movement follows 11.5%, but comes out in front of freedom navigation, which is 10%.
Significant change is observed in third place, where freedom navigation rises to 10%, recording a rise of 7.5% in the previous survey.
The Greek solution is 7.5%, while the KKE at 7%, while SYRIZA – MS appears at 6.5%
Other parties and their performance:
NIKI: 3% (fixed)
Day25: 3% (fixed)
Democracy Movement: 3% (fixed)
New Left: 2% (drop from 2.5%)
Voice of logic: 2% (rise from 1.5%)
Spartans: 1.5% (drop from 2.5%)
Abstinence/white/invalid reaches 2.5%, while undecided/Δg/DA reaches 12.5%.
The undecided distribution scenario
The New Democracy is expanding its lead, PASOK seems to be winning the “second -place battle”, while the freedom navigation is stabilized in third place.
ND extends its rate to 28.5%. Compared to the results of the June 2024 European elections (28.3%), it remains at similar levels.
The PASOK – Change Movement is stabilized in second place with 13.5%, recording a slight rise to the European elections (12.8%).
Freedom navigation is established in third place with 12%, with doubling its percentages, but away from second place, which it held until recently.
They follow:
Greek solution: 9%, also with 9.3% of the European elections.
KKE: 8%, recording a slight decrease of 9.2% of the European elections.
SYRIZA – MS: 7.5%, with a significant decline of 14.9% of the European elections, placing it in a new, lower position.
Parties seem to exceed 3% limit
NIKI: 3.5% (rising from 2.5% of the European elections).
Day25: 3.5% (rising from 4.4% of the European elections, although the comparison can be misleading due to different elections).
Democracy Movement: 3.5%.
Off -parliament
New left: 2.5%.
Voice of logic: 2.5%.
Spartans: 1.5%.
