The second part of the MRB poll, released on Friday evening (18/9), captures public opinion on the Greece–Israel strategic agreement, marine parks, and the electricity interconnection with Cyprus. Also of particular interest are the MRB survey findings for Open TV regarding voter consolidation around New Democracy and PASOK, as well as the voter base of Alexis Tsipras’s ELAS.
According to the MRB research, 51.1% say they “definitely/probably support the continuation of military cooperation with Israel,” as it strengthens the country’s defense, while 30.3% state that “Turkish reactions should probably/definitely be taken into account in order to avoid tensions.”
On marine parks and the electricity interconnection with Cyprus:
Undecided voters on the Israel alliance, marine parks, and electricity interconnection:
MRB poll: Voter consolidation around New Democracy and PASOK
Regarding party consolidation, New Democracy records a 72.5% voter retention rate, with 4.2% leaking to PASOK, 4.1% to “Other Party,” 4% to ELAS, 2% to Greek Solution, 1.7% to Course of Freedom, and 1.7% to Hope for Democracy, while 9.8% remains an undecided vote.
Who is choosing ELAS:
How undecided voters evaluate the policy proposals of Mitsotakis, Androulakis, and Tsipras:
Samaras’s party:
