GPO poll: ND is first with 36.6% – SYRIZA’s fall and a derby with PASOK (12.9%, against 11.9%)

ND’s big lead over the other parties, but with a drop compared to the percentage with which it won the June elections, but also a “derby” between SYRIZA and PASOK for second place, show the findings of the GPO poll on behalf of the Star.

In the intention to vote New Democracy collects 36.6%, followed by: SYRIZA 12.9%, PASOK – Movement for Change 11.9%, KKE 8.5%, Spartans 3.5%, Greek Solution 5.4%, Victory 2.5% and Freedom Sailing 2.3%.

Between Mr. Mitsotakis, Kasselakis and Androulakis, 48% consider Kyriakos Mitsotakis the most suitable Prime Minister13.8% to Nikos Androulakis and 12.1% to Stefanos Kasselakis.

The most popular political leader is K. Mitsotakis. D. Koutsoumbas is second, N. Androulakis is third, Z. Konstantopoulou is fourth and St. Kasselakis.

Only 6.1% of citizens consider that Stefanos Kasselakis is ideologically left-wing. 17.4% answered center-left, 15.6% centrist, 17% center-right and 14.3% right-wing while 20.2% answered none of the above.

48.6% of those who say they will vote for SYRIZA in the next elections, they think that those who disagree with the choices of Mr. Kasselakis should stay in the party and criticize, while 43% consider that they should leave.

Also, among those who declare that they will vote for SYRIZA in the next elections, 76.2% consider that the attitude of Mr. Fili, Skourleti and Tzumaka does not contribute to the unity of the party and 77.7% consider that SYRIZA, after taking over the leadership from Mr. Kasselakis, is moving in the right direction and probably in the right direction.

On the other, 54.4% of citizens judge the course of the government negatively after the elections, while 43.8% judge it positively. 55.5% consider accuracy to be the biggest problem facing the government.

In relation to developments in the Middle East, 89.8% of respondents are very or somewhat worried about the possibility of a generalized conflict.

In relation to the stance that our country should take, 65.4% prefer a strict stance of neutrality18.4% prefer to take a position in favor of Israel and 11.5% to take a position in favor of the Palestinians.

Finally, in relation to the marriage of same-sex couples, 48.4% are against and rather against, while 46% are in favor and rather in favor. On the issue of adoption by same-sex couples, 67% are against and probably against, while 28.7% are in favor and probably in favor.