ND shows an upward trend, SYRIZA seems to be locked in second place, according to the findings of the Interview poll on the European elections, on behalf of politic.gr, and presented today.

The poll shows that the gap between ND and SYRIZA opens to 14.5%, from 10.5%, and the ruling party (30%) seems to be approaching the percentage it received in 2019 (33%, with the participation to be at 58.69%).

At the same time, it is clearly shown that SYRIZA and PASOK are consolidating between 14% – 15% and 11% – 12%, respectively.

They are followed by the KKE with 6%, the Hellenic Solution with 7%, the New Left with 4.5%, the Freedom Movement with 2.4% and Niki with 3.1%.

Of the non-parliamentary parties, MeRA25 gathers 2.3%, Voice of Reason 2.4%, the Democrats 2.3%, while the undecided are at 9.9%.

Specifically, in the intention to vote on the valid ones, the results are as follows:

  • ND: 30% (from 25%)
  • SYRIZA: 15.5% (from 14.5%)
  • PASOK: 11% (from 11.4%)
  • KKE: 6% (from 6.2%)
  • Greek Solution: 7% (from 10.6%)
  • New Left: 4.5% (from 4.2%)
  • Freedom Sailing: 2.4% (from 2.5%)
  • Win: 3.1% (from 3.9%)

The undecided are at 9.9%.

Greece is entitled to a total of 21 seats in the European Parliament.

ND is expected to elect from 7 to 8 MEPs, SYRIZA from 3 to 4 and PASOK 3 MEPs.

Eliza Voseberg leads the ND’s European ballot with 34.5%. They are followed by Freddy Beleris (28.1%), Vangelis Meimarakis (27.3%), Giorgos Autias (20.4%), Eleonora Meleti (19%), Dimitris Tsiodras (17.9%), Pyrros Dimas (16.4%) and Stelios Kymbouropoulos (15.9%).

Accordingly, SYRIZA is ahead of Kostas Arvanitis (42.3%), followed by Nikos Pappas (37.3%). Nikos Farandouris is in third place with 36.5% followed by Sofia Bekatorou with 24.4%.

Kyriakos Mitsotakis appears as the most suitable prime minister with a percentage of 42%, while 15% consider Stefanos Kasselakis more suitable for prime minister.

Nikos Androulakis with a percentage of 7%.