According to a Marc poll, voters are divided over the timing of the election, with half preferring the fall and the rest ending the four-year term. However, two in three estimate that the elections will take place in the fall.
SW lead with 10 points against SYRIZA in the intention to vote gives a new poll by Marc for ANT1.
ND wins, improves its percentage by 0.5% reaching 32.5%, SYRIZA wins 0.4 points to 22.5%, while PASOK / KINAL presents a drop of 0.4% to 12.8%. The KKE registers a marginal increase, while the other parties do not have significant fluctuations.
45.7% of the citizens evaluate the government positively and rather positivelywhile the corresponding ratings for the official opposition reach 24.3%.
In terms of Greek-Turkisha significant acceptance with a percentage of 56.5% is recorded by the attitude of the government, while in addition to the voters of ND, 1 in 3 SYRIZA voters positively evaluates the policy pursued towards Erdogan, but also 75% of the PASOK / KINAL voters and 15% of KKE voters.
On the other side, 85% of the sample is concerned about accuracywhile one in two is now worried about Greek-Turkish.
At the same time, concerns about pandemics, natural disasters and immigration are rising again, while the war in Ukraine and crime are receding.
Which government do the citizens prefer – When do they want what elections
Voters are divided about him election time, with half preferring autumn and the rest ending the four years. However, two in three estimate that the elections will take place in the fall.
Nearly one in three wants a New Democracy government to emerge from the polls, but one in five thinks it is possible.
On the contrary, one in three believes that a ND-PASOK co-operation government will emerge, although only one in ten would like that to happen.
The same percentage is desired by a SYRIZA-PASOK cooperation government, while only 13% want an independent SYRIZA government and only 7% believe that something like this will eventually emerge from the ballot box.
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