Interview poll: 29.7% for ND – Gained 3 points after the TIF

At 29.7 percent, a 3-point summation implicit the erstwhile survey connected September 11, the New Democracy poll conducted by Interview for the Politic.gr website enactment the New Democracy astatine 29.7 percent.

In 2nd place, with a quality of 14.7%, is PASOK, which, compared to the instantly erstwhile Interview poll, is astatine 15% (14.6% connected September 11).

Hellenic Solution with 8.1% (9.8% connected September 11)
Plefsi Eleftherias with 7.6% (5.6% connected 11 September)
KKE with 7.4% (8.8% connected 11 September)
SYRIZA with 5.4% (4.1% connected 11 September)
Movement for Democracy 4.4% (4.2% connected 11 September)
Voice of Reason with 4.2% (4.9% connected 11 September)
MPA25 with 4% (4.2% connected 11 September)
New Left with 2.8% (2.6% connected 11 September)
Niki with 1.5% (2.3% connected 11 September)

Asked which governmental person they spot astir for governing the country, citizens take Kyriakos Mitsotakis with 29.9%, followed by Nikos Androulakis with 11.1%, Zoe Konstantopoulou with 6.2%, Kyriakos Velopoulos and Dimitris Koutsoumpas with 4.7% each, Stefanos Kasselakis with 3.7% and Socrates Famellos with 3%. “None,” answered 33.5%.

The canvass besides measured Androulakis’ programme astatine the TIF, with 56% of the citizens evaluating the PASOK programme negatively, 24% evaluating it positively, and 20% expressing nary opinion.

Regarding the accession of Loverdos to New Democracy, among the voters of the ruling party, 53% of them justice it positively, 42% negatively and 5% bash not explicit an opinion, portion 62% of the voters reply “no / alternatively no”, 22% “yes / alternatively yes” and 16% bash not instrumentality a presumption connected the question of whether Antonis Samaras should instrumentality to the New Democracy.

Finally, erstwhile asked what hurts the governmental strategy the most, people’s reply: Corruption and corruption (31%), scandals (25%), unfulfilled promises (14%), deficiency of inspiration from governmental leaders (11%), and interest astir “giving successful connected nationalist issues” (9%).