The penultimate day of the intra-party election dispute, with the aim of electing the next leader of PASOK, is coming to an end, paving the way for the final showdown in tomorrow’s second-round elections on Sunday.

The two candidate leaders Nikos Androulakis and Haris Doukas in the last hours of their pre-election campaign sent messages to their voters either through speeches, or through posts and pre-election spots.

Instructions for voters

The polls will open in the morning at 7 and voting will last until 7 in the afternoon. Only those who voted in the first round on October 6, 2024 have the right to vote. For their identification, it is necessary to show a police ID or passport/driver’s license of a new type to the electoral committee. Their search will be made from the voter register and not from the national electoral roll, as was done in the first round. Therefore, AMKA is not required for 16-year-old voters and foreigners.

In order to vote, those directly interested do not need to pay a fee, while they can go to any polling station they wish, in any region of the country – that is, they can vote in a different polling station section from last time.

The pre-election spot of Nikos Androulakis and Haris Doukas

“Together we will win the next national elections“, says Nikos Androulakis, PASOK leadership candidate, in the pre-election video he posted on social media.

In detail what Nikos Androulakis said in the video:

“A few hours left before the polls open. Tomorrow, therefore, we conclude an exemplary political process, and for that all my fellow candidates deserve congratulations. The best is now ahead of us. Society looks up to us and has high expectations. I am committed to making use of this dynamic, unitedly, dynamically and with a serious and reliable programmatic reason, which will give hope to every Greek woman and every Greek man. Without easy promises and opportunistic moves, but with reliability and clear and serious conversations. A strong opposition with a daily dynamic presence in society, but also in Parliament. This is our path to the total restoration of the Democratic Party. Tomorrow we renew our relationship of trust. We all continue together. All together united we will win in the next national electionss”.

Check out this Instagram post.

This post was shared by Androulakis Nikos (@androulakisnick)

For his part, the candidate for the Presidency, Haris Doukas. calls in a video that he published two twenty-four hours before the second round of the elections in PASOK- Kinima, Allagis, “On Sunday we vote for Change».

Wondering if we will be stuck in dead-end stagnation, settling for a PASOK of low expectations, the presidential candidate emphasizes to voters that it does not matter what they voted for as everyone shares the same anxiety about the faction.

“I strongly believe that we have an opportunity to change course. We just have to work together.

For a large, open, pioneering PASOK. Ready to change Greece.

On Sunday we vote for Change!“, he characteristically emphasizes.

Duke’s message in detail

“I know what you’re wondering. I wonder the same thing.

Are we going to be stuck with the same? In a stalemate that can become a dead end? Will we settle for a PASOK with low expectations?

It doesn’t matter if you voted for me or not. We share the same anxiety about the faction.

I strongly believe that we have an opportunity to change course. We just have to work together.

For a large, open, pioneering PASOK. Ready to change Greece.

On Sunday we vote for Change!”

Detailed instructions

  • A. The vote for the election of the President of PASOK-Change Movement in Greece will last from 07:00 am to 19:00 pm. For the polling stations of Apodimos, the hours determined by the 2nd circular for Apodimos will apply, as they worked in the first round.
  • B. Only those who voted in the first round have the right to vote of October 6, 2024.

For their identification, it is necessary to show the electoral committee a police ID or a passport or a new type of driver’s license. Their search will be made from the voter register and not from the national electoral roll, as was done in the first round. Therefore, AMKA is not required for 16-year-old voters and foreigners, as the national electoral roll will not be searched, as in the first round, but only their identification document.

In the event that a voter comes to vote and is not found in the electoral roll of the tablet, the President of the Electoral Committee must immediately call the call center of PASOK-Movement for Change (210-3665000) or EDEKAP’s telephone numbers (210 3665374-475- 476), so that EDEKAP can look for him in the electoral roll and, once found, certify him as a voter and exercise his right to vote.

  • C. No consideration is paid for the second round.
  • D. For the second round, applications for new members are not completedas the procedure is carried out from the closed register of voters of the first round of October 6.
  • E. Voters may vote at any polling station of Chora or Apodimos, regardless of the electoral division they voted in the first round.
  • F. New stamps with new numbering have been issued for the second round which will be sent with the election materials and therefore the stamp used by each polling station in the first round must be withdrawn and replaced by the new one. Using the old stamp will invalidate the result.
  • H. It should be noted that the symbols + (cross) or x (chi) or n (tick) are accepted, whether placed to the right or to the left of the name. The second round ballot does not include a box to the left of the candidates’ names.
  • I. The Polling Station Managers should deliver the election materials to the election commissions on Sunday morning before the start of the election process. Until then, they are responsible for its safekeeping so that no envelopes or ballots are distributed before election day.
  • I. In the event of a delay in the tablet system or a technical problem, the electoral process is stopped on the spotthe ballot box is sealed under the responsibility of the electoral committee and EDEKAP is informed.

In this case, names are not marked in the voter status, since it will not be possible to authenticate the voters via tablet.

The election process starts again as soon as the tablet is back on.