Real Polls Poll: First ND with 31.5%, second PASOK with 13% and fall for freedom sailing

The New Democracy stabilization of more than 30% shows the new poll done by Real Polls for the Protagonistwith the navigation of freedom significantly receding and losing second place from PASOK, which however fails to present significant benefits.

The poll, which took place from June 13 to June 16th in a sample of 1,702 citizens, brings New Democracy over 31% to the prediction of a result, above that of last year’s June European elections (28.31%), but steadily and significantly lower than its performance in both 2019 (39%) (39%) (39%) and 20% (39%). 40.56%).

In detail, the poll shows the ruling party receiving 27% in the vote intention and 31.5% in the prediction of a result, marginally lower than the corresponding measurements of May survey (27.7% and 31.9%). The ND is, with them TE data, by far the first party, with three times the rates of the second in the vote.

Real Polls Poll: First ND with 31.5%, second PASOK with 13% and fall for freedom sailing

Of great interest is the significant decline in Freedom Cruise, as it was measured at 8.8% (from 14.1% in May survey), with PASOK returning second. However, this does not allow Harilaou Trikoupi the right to celebrate: PASOK receives 9% in the intention to vote (falling marginally compared to 9.2% of May), and it seems that the problems that had been identified in the past and reduced the resonance of the party.

13%as a prediction is marginally higher than the May measurement (12.9%), the party’s performance in the European elections last year (12.79%).

What is also drawn as a conclusion is that three parties are reinforced by the high decline in freedom: the Greek solution, which climbed again in fourth place with 7.2% in the intention of voting (from 5.3% in May), SYRIZA, which reached 4.9% (from 3.7%), May). The KKE is in fifth place, almost stable, with 6.2% (6.4%).

The picture is the same in the prediction of a result, as the ND is at 31.5%, with PASOK at 13% and the freedom navigation to 12.3% (from 18.9% in May).

In fourth place is the Greek solution with 8.4%, followed by the KKE with 7% and SYRIZA with 6.9%. The peculiarity in the prediction of a result is that three other parties, on the day of Yiannis Varoufakis with 3.7%, Aphrodite Latinopoulou’s voice with 3.6%and Stefanos Kasselakis’ Republic Movement with 3.2%, enter the House.

The reflection on deadlocked liquidity in the area of the wider center -left is still being identified by citizens on leadership.

To the question “which of the following persons could lead the progressive lineup and lead her to the government?” The answers are overwhelming: 54.3% responds “no one”, 13.5% chooses Alexis Tsipras, Zoe Konstantopoulou is 11.6% and only 5.6% are at 5.6%.

Citizens’ discomfort ratio about the protagonists in the center -left is also found in the question, about their views on the increased mobility last in the center -left.

73% believe that this is an attempt to keep specific politicians and politicians in the spotlight.

Citizens’ placements for the critical period of 2015, under Alexis Tsipras, with the referendum and capital controls, are also of particular interest.

Nearly three out of four of the respondents, 73%, answer “yes” and “certainly yes” to the question of whether these events continue to influence their views on the protagonists of that period.

Only 25% believe that these events have helped to get the country out of the Memorandums. However, a 56% believe that the SYRIZA-ANEL government was not responsible for these events.

If there is a relatively positive point for Mr Tsipras’ image, this arises from the question “who has, in your opinion, practiced the most effective foreign policy?” To this question, Mr Tsipras comes third with 14.6%, with Costas Al. Karamanlis (19.2%) and Kyriakos Mitsotakis (28.5%).

For the government the biggest problem remains accuracy and is the first to concern citizens, with the second being the NHS and the third low wages, with citizens considering that the government is mainly responsible for 67%, while only 9.7% adopts the “imported” explanation.