Particularly revealing are the findings from the GPO poll for radio station Parapolitika 90.1, focusing on political developments and the moves of two former prime ministers, Alexis Tsipras and Antonis Samaras. According to the findings, 20.2% of respondents say they could vote for a Tsipras party and 8.6% for a Samaras party, while around 20% – for each scenario separately – believe that creating either a Tsipras or Samaras party could fill the opposition void.
Specifically, according to the GPO poll and Antonis Papargyris, while the opposition fails to capitalize and transform the continuing governmental decline into a majority alternative proposal, the planned moves by Tsipras and Samaras find an opposition void, though these moves do not yet possess majority characteristics before any official announcement. According to GPO poll data for Parapolitika 90.1, 23.9% believe that establishing a new party under Alexis Tsipras’s leadership could fill the opposition void, with the corresponding percentage for Antonis Samaras in this specific question standing at 19.8%.
Furthermore, regarding the possibility of former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras establishing a new party, 74.1% of respondents believe this could not fill the opposition void, while responses follow the same pattern regarding whether this void would be filled by a new party from Antonis Samaras, with 78.1% giving a negative answer.
GPO poll for Parapolitika 90.1: How many would vote for Tsipras and Samaras parties
However, according to the GPO poll, the possibility of establishing a new party by Alexis Tsipras is accompanied by a potential voting percentage of 9.1% considered very likely, while an additional 11.1% declares it quite likely to support it. Combined, this creates an electoral pool of 20.2% from which Tsipras could draw electoral benefits. For Samaras, the corresponding percentages amount to 2.8% for very likely choice and 5.8% for quite likely, thus forming a total potential of 8.6%.
It’s worth noting that this specific polling indicator does not constitute voting intention, but rather a potential scenario.
GPO poll identity for Parapolitika
