The latest opinion poll by Marc for ANT1 television records a 14.6 percentage point lead for New Democracy over the second-placed party in voting intentions. New Democracy shows a slight decline, while PASOK gains nearly half a point and closes in on Alexis Tsipras’s party, according to the survey data. When asked whether they prefer “political change or stability,” 54.1% of respondents favor change. Meanwhile, 36.7% evaluate the government’s performance positively, compared to 62.7% who view it negatively. Notably, 30% of PASOK voters rate the government positively, while despite PASOK being considered the most effective opposition party, its leader Nikos Androulakis ranks third in prime ministerial suitability — behind Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Alexis Tsipras.
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Marc poll: New Democracy at 30.4% in voting intention
In detail, New Democracy commands 30.4% of voting intentions, with ELAS (Greek Left Alliance) following at 15.8% and PASOK at 12.4%.
Greek Solution and the Communist Party (KKE) are both recorded at 7%, followed by Course of Freedom at 5.5%, Elpida at 4.5%, Alliance of Greeks at 4.2%, and Voice of Reason at 3.6%.
In voting intention figures, New Democracy gathers 27%, recording a half-point loss, while ELAS follows at 13.8% and PASOK at 10.5%.
Greek Solution follows at 6.5%, KKE at 5.9%, Course of Freedom at 4.7%, Elpida at 3.9%, Alliance of Greeks at 3.8%, and Voice of Reason at 3.1%.
Marc poll: Rubio’s visit leaves a positive impression
A positive view of Marco Rubio‘s visit to Greece is expressed by 45.1% of citizens, while 40.7% consider its overall impact to have been negative.
Based on voting intention, 82.9% of New Democracy voters evaluate the visit positively. The corresponding figure stands at 47.2% among PASOK voters and 46.8% among Greek Solution voters.
On the dilemma of “political change or stability,” 54.1% choose change. Among respondents aged up to 44, those calling for change reach 63.7%, while in the 45–64 age group the figure stands at 50.1%. By contrast, among citizens over 64, 53% favor stability.
Nearly 95% of New Democracy voters prefer political stability. Among PASOK voters, 32.5% also opt for stability, while 50.1% call for change.
On the question of political change versus stability, 54.1% prefer change.
By age group, 63.7% of those under 44 want change, while in the 45–64 bracket the figure is 50.1%. Among those over 64, 53% are in favor of stability.
Nearly 95% of New Democracy voters want political stability, while 32.5% of PASOK voters also prefer stability, compared to 50.1% who are calling for change.
36.7% rate the government positively, while 62.7% rate it negatively. Among PASOK voters, 30% give the government a positive assessment.
Which party is seen as the most effective opposition?
According to the poll, PASOK attracts the most support when it comes to providing meaningful opposition.
However, Kyriakos Mitsotakis maintains his lead in responses about who has the best vision for the country’s future, as well as who can be most effective in taking measures and improving citizens’ daily lives.
In terms of prime ministerial suitability, Kyriakos Mitsotakis commands 30.6%, with Alexis Tsipras following in second place and Nikos Androulakis in third, at 14.2% and 7.4% respectively.
Marc poll: How do citizens assess the economic situation?
Regarding the economic situation, 45.6% of respondents describe it as “moderate.” On measures to tackle the cost of living crisis, 31.8% say the government is trying to help but that more needs to be done.
