poll: KINAL strengthens its percentages after the election of Androulaki – From where it draws voters

January 31, 2022

Robert

Enhanced by 4.5% in the intention to vote by reduction KINAL appears on the valid ones after the election of Nikos Androulakis in the new big poll of SKAI and Pulse that was presented in the main news bulletin with Sia Kosioni in relation to that of November 2021.

In origin of the voting intention, the Movement for Change seems to be gaining voters from ND and SYRIZA. When asked what those who intend to vote for KINAL in the next elections voted for in 2019, 39% answered KINAL, 23% ND (corresponding to 9% of ND voters in 2019) and 22% SYRIZA (corresponding to 10% of SYRIZA voters in 2019). At the same time, 10.5% said that they had either cast “invalid or white” or that they abstained from the elections or did not have the right to vote, while 5.5% said that they had voted for another party.

Read in detail the findings of the poll

As for him political self-characterization Of the respondents who intend to vote for KINAL, 40% describe themselves as “Center-Left”, 38% as “Center”, 6% as “Left” and another 6% as “Center-Right”. This is followed by a 5% who say “nothing”, a 2% “other”, another 2% said “I do not know-I do not answer” and only 1% described themselves as “Right”.

Participation of KINAL in a cooperation government

At the same time, the majority of the sample (65%) sees it positively possible participation of KINAL in a cooperation government. Specifically, answering the question hypothetically if the Movement for Change in the next elections – whenever they take place – is in third place and the first party does not have autonomy, it would be good to consider its participation in a coalition government with the first party, 29 % of respondents answered in the affirmative, 36% said “only with conditions”, 24% were against such a possibility and 11% answered “I do not know – I do not answer”.

More specifically, of the KINAL voters, 48% noted that the party can participate in a co-operative government only under certain conditions, 24% answered in the negative, 23% in the affirmative and 5% said “I do not know – I do not answer”.

The picture is similar for all those who intend to vote for the Movement for Change, with 43% supporting participation in a co-operative government only under certain conditions, 29% in favor and 27% in favor.

The identity of the research

Pulse’s research is nationwide and was done by phone using a structured electronic questionnaire. The data collection period of the first survey was January 22-24, 2022 and was conducted on a sample of 1,504 adults, while the second survey was conducted between January 26-29, 2022 and was attended by 1,308 adults.