ND closes 2024 with poll gains in the aftermath of the 2025 budget debate and raises its lead over PASOK in the vote estimate to 13 points – 30% versus 17% – according to the results of the Pulse poll presented on Sky’s main newscast.
Pulse poll: 30% for ND, 17% for PASOK, SYRIZA is fifth, nine parties in Parliament
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
The poll results paint a picture of a nine-party parliament – with the New Left and Mera25 also being left out of this poll. PASOK and SYRIZA’s population figures don’t show any differentiation compared to the previous Pulse poll, while KKE and Hellenic Solution show gains.
54% of those who say their voting intention for SYRIZA say that after the election of new leadership things will go better for the party, while in the whole sample 26% say they are “satisfied” with PASOK’s return to the position of the official opposition.
Across the sample as a whole, there is a high degree of pessimism about the year ahead – it is telling that one in two say they expect 2025 to be a little or a lot worse. Citizens express considerable interest in Greek-Turkish relations, as well as in what is happening in the Middle East, while one in five assesses Antonis Samaras’ statements and attitude positively.
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