By Penelope Galliou

A flight forward with tours throughout Greece but also within Attica is planned by the ruling party, with Kyriakos Mitsotakis determined to plow the region as well as the basin in order to communicate and raise the dilemmas of the ballot box of May 21st and the next day.

This week is marked by the prime minister’s big tour to Epirus on Wednesday, which will have a rich agenda and several announcements about breathing projects in the city, while government officials are also talking about some “surprise” announcement. According to information, however, the Prime Minister’s announcements are expected to include projects for the development of Lake Pamvotida, infrastructure projects in the road network, while he is expected to present the study and plans for the first two lines of the planned metro of Ioannina.

The prime minister’s tours in the region will continue during Holy Week, during which he will visit Mytilini and after Easter the prime minister’s plan is to visit Corfu and the South Aegean since these are areas that Kyriakos Mitsotakis has been visiting for some time. who with the staff of Megaros Maximos aims to have “plowed” most of the territory by the time of the elections.

Between the tours in the region, the prime minister will include in his program more and more neighborhoods of Athens and Lekanopedi, where, according to measurements taken by the Maximos Palace, the greatest public dissatisfaction with the accident in Tempe is recorded and consequently the aim is to reverse this climate, with Kyriakos Mitsotakis himself stepping forward.

The mark has already been given since last week with the visits of the prime minister to Maroussi, Glyfada and Gerakas while many other areas have already been marked on the calendar such as Byronas, Chalandri, Paleo Faliro, Aegaleo, Peristeri, Alimos and Piraeus and the programming will be continuously updated until the ballot box is set up. According to government officials, the aim is to be present in as many areas as possible and for the prime minister himself to come into contact with as many citizens as possible and especially in more popular neighborhoods, where the left had the upper hand in previous electoral contests.

Traditionally, Thessaloniki is expected to be included in the program of prime ministerial tours more than once until the end of the pre-election period, when large open gatherings are traditionally expected in Athens and Thessaloniki. The emphasis that is expected to be given to Thessaloniki is also related to the findings of special pulse measurements that draw the attention of Megaros Maximos, as they show that Thessaloniki A has begun to take on characteristics reminiscent of the electoral footprint of Attica and that it is beginning to lose its traditional characteristics her.

Within the week, it is expected that all the ND ballots will also be announced, with the last additions – according to information being “written and erased” today – tomorrow, so that the candidates will have the official anointing during their presence in their regions on Easter days.

An exception is the State ballot, which is the prime minister’s sole responsibility and choice and which is expected to be announced after the official announcement of the elections.