New Democracy leads the Greek Left Alliance by 13.5% in the voting estimate of the Pulse poll conducted on behalf of SKAI. Specifically, 30% of respondents said they would vote for the ruling party in the upcoming elections, while 16.5% would turn to Alexis Tsipras’s party. PASOK gathered 13%, while Greek Solution came in fourth place with 7.5%, one point ahead of the Communist Party (KKE). Plefsi Eleftherias stood at 5.5%, while Elpida Dimokratias and Symmahia Ellinon each gathered 4%. Voice of Reason (Foni Logikis) sits at 3.5%, MeRA25 at 3%, and SYRIZA at 2.5%. Based on these findings, parliament would be composed of nine parties.
The voting intention figures paint a broadly similar picture. New Democracy’s lead over the Greek Left Alliance stands at 11.5 points (26% vs. 14.5%), and its lead over PASOK sits at 11 points (26% vs. 15%). Greek Solution registers at 6.5%, the Communist Party (KKE) at 6%, Plefsi Eleftherias at 5%, Elpida Dimokratias and Symmahia Ellinon at 3.5% each, Voice of Reason at 3%, MeRA25 at 2.5%, and SYRIZA at 2%. Undecided voters and those responding “don’t know/no answer” account for 11%, “other” accounts for 4%, and “abstention/blank/invalid” accounts for 1.5%.
