Amid intense political pressures and with the OPEKEPE case decisively affecting the political climate, the new GPO poll for Parapolitika shows a 2.3% drop in voting intention for New Democracy, which stands at 23.8% – its lowest polling point for 2026, having lost the gains from the previous month.
PASOK appears strengthened at this given moment, rising from 11.4% in March to 12.8% today, while losses continue for Plefsi Eleftherias (Course of Freedom), now detected at 6.9%. A small drop for Greek Solution, which however steadily maintains third place with 8.2%, while in fourth place is the Communist Party (KKE), showing stability at 8%.
The percentage of undecided voters expands even further, reaching 17.2%, while the percentage of “other party” responses also remains high, with spontaneous references focusing mainly on the formations being established by Ms. Karystianou and Mr. Tsipras.
Voting intention
New Democracy 23.8 (Mar. 26.1 Feb. 24.9)
SYRIZA 4.7 (4.6 4.6)
PASOK 12.8 (11.4 10.9)
Greek Solution 8.2 (8.8 9)
KKE 8 (7.8 7.6)
“Niki” 2 (1.6 1.8)
Course of Freedom 6.9 (8 9.2)
Voice of Reason 2.2 (2.1 1.9)
MeRA25 1.5 (2.1 2.1)
New Left 1.3 (1.8 1.8)
Democrats 0.9 (1.5 1.7)
Other 8 (7.3 7.1)
Undecided 17.2 (15.3 16)
Blank & Invalid 2.5 (1.6 1.4)
Vote estimation
New Democracy 29.6
SYRIZA 5.9
PASOK 15.9
Greek Solution 10.2
KKE 10
“Niki” 2.5
Course of Freedom 8.6
Voice of Reason 2.7
MeRA25 1.9
New Left 1.6
Democrats 1.1
Other 10
SURVEY: G.P.O. RESEARCH COMMUNICATION S.A. COMMISSIONED BY: PARAPOLITIKA PURPOSE: Research on developments in Greece TIME PERIOD: 20-23/04/26 SAMPLE: 1,000 individuals, aged 17+ years. Conducted entirely SAMPLING: Stratified. The sample was distributed using the quota method, proportional to regions. DATA COLLECTION: Telephone and online interviews using CATI and CAWI systems, with structured questionnaire. STATISTICAL ERROR: ± 2.95%. We note that the measurement data we present constitute a recording of the trends prevailing during the given time period of the survey.
YOU CAN READ THE COMPLETE POLL IN THE “PARAPOLITIKA” NEWSPAPER
