MRB: ND at 30.2% with a 16.2 point lead over PASOK, Course of Freedom in third place, lost two points in one month

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The continuing emergence of the New Democracy, arsenic good arsenic the decline successful the ratings of Course of Freedom, which is present successful 3rd place, down PASOK, which is besides connected the rise, is confirmed by MRB’s “Trends” survey: ND has 23.7% successful the ballot volition from 22.7% astatine the extremity of May, PASOK rises to 11% and Course of Freedom falls to 10.7%, truthful that successful the simplification of the fig of valid votes, the ruling enactment appears astatine 30.2%, 2.1 points supra the percent of the European elections, PASOK astatine 14% – with an summation of 1.2 points – portion the enactment of Zoe Konstantopoulou falls from 15.6% to 13.6% successful little than a month.

The Victory Show

ND maintains a hegemonic 40.5-point pb successful the triumph show – it gets 46.7% with PASOK astatine 6.2% – portion Kyriakos Mitsotakis has a wide pb successful suitability for the premier ministership, adjacent erstwhile the question is posed successful the signifier of a dipole , with either Ms Konstantopoulou oregon Mr Androulakis arsenic the opponent.

Four parties astatine the limit

MRB’s number “shows” a seven-party parliament, but 4 parties are connected the threshold of introduction by extrapolating to the total: The steadfast shows the MP25 marginally successful astatine 3.1% , portion Niki and the Democracy Movement are listed astatine 2.9% and the Voice of Reason astatine 2.6%. Note that successful the “pure” voting volition , the percent of undecided votes is precise high, astatine 21, 6%.

Fear, anger, but besides hope

Otherwise, the measurement describes a societal tension, with fearfulness (46.7%) and choler (44.9%) arsenic the ascendant emotions. At the aforesaid time, however, 30% study anticipation arsenic their ascendant emotion.

The popularity of ministers

According to MRB’s results, the archetypal is National Defence Minister Nikos Dendias with 41.1%, followed by Kyriakos Pierrakakis with 33.6%, Takis Theodorikakos with 31.1%, Vassilis Kikilias with 30.7% and Kostis Hatzidakis with 30.5%