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The first Interview poll after the summer break for POLITIC shows New Democracy (ND) maintaining a stable lead with 26.5%, SYRIZA in second place, and PASOK third, while Maria Karystianou's party sees a significant drop.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis and government officials from the New Democracy (ND) party are conducting a series of extensive campaign tours across Greece, visiting regions like Leros, Agathonisi, and Western Macedonia, as they prepare as if elections were imminent.
The reform of water management was the central focus of a meeting between Papastavrou and New Democracy (ND) Members of Parliament. The discussions aimed to prioritize and advance changes in water policy.
An arson attack targeting New Democracy (ND) executives in Greece resulted in the death of Afroditi Nestora's mother. General Secretary of ND, Konstantinos Kyranakis, commented on the incident, stating that arrests of the perpetrators are expected soon.
PASOK spokesperson K. Tsoukalas criticized the New Democracy (ND) government, stating they appear indifferent to corruption issues and are consistently involved in related investigations.
New Democracy (ND) faces strong condemnation and is urged to provide answers regarding the alleged circulation of citizens' personal data for electoral purposes during the European elections.
Stratos Simopoulos has been appointed as the new parliamentary spokesperson for the New Democracy (ND) party. He replaces Dimitris Markopoulos in this role.
A GPO poll indicates New Democracy (ND) at 28.6%, ELAS at 15.1%, and PASOK at 12.4% (down 3.5 points), with Karystianou at 10.5%, suggesting a seven-party Parliament while Latinopoulou and Varoufakis remain outside.
The New Democracy (ND) party is reinforcing its ranks with a significant presence of members from the 30-something generation in the new composition of its Political Committee, which emerged from the party's 16th Congress.
The 16th Congress of Greece's New Democracy (ND) party saw speeches from ministers and officials emphasizing party unity as a crucial prerequisite for achieving their goal of a third self-sufficient government. The discussions also included subtle messages and underlying tensions.
Greece's New Democracy (ND) party is experiencing internal unrest ahead of a crucial parliamentary group meeting scheduled for Thursday. Efforts are being made by the Maximos Mansion to signal appeasement and foster dialogue within the party.
Greece's ruling New Democracy (ND) party is convening its congress amidst reports of internal unrest within the party.
A new GPO poll for Parapolitika indicates a decline in vote intention for New Democracy (ND) to 23.8% (29.6% in vote estimation), while PASOK shows increased support in Greece.
A new poll in Greece indicates that the New Democracy (ND) party maintains a steady position, while PASOK is gaining ground.
SYRIZA's transparency sector head Pavlos Polakis and 11 other MPs have submitted a question and a request for documents in Parliament regarding loans to the New Democracy (ND) and PASOK parties.
A GPO poll for iefimerida.gr in March 2026 indicates New Democracy (ND) rising to 31.4%, with PASOK in second place. The poll also surveyed Greek citizens' concerns regarding the escalating war in the Middle East.
Anastasios Gonis, a former New Democracy (ND) MP and honorary president of the Court of Audit, has died at the age of 100. The news was announced by the ND party, which expressed its condolences.
The Greek Parliament has voted to lift the immunity of a New Democracy (ND) lawmaker, allowing for legal proceedings against them.
PASOK has strongly criticized the Greek Police (ELAS) and New Democracy (ND), alleging that they are rehearsing a co-governance scenario. PASOK claims that while Tsipras was accused of funding ELAS from his own pocket, ND is now making its members pay.
Comparative data and analysis from eight public opinion polls conducted between June 23 and July 9 show New Democracy (ND) leading with 29.6% of the vote, while Syriza, led by Tsipras, remains steadily in second place.
A Prorata poll for 'Efimerida ton Syntakton' indicates a single-digit difference in voting intentions between New Democracy (ND) and the Hellenic Left Alliance (ELAS), with a battle for third place.
A political confrontation has emerged between New Democracy (ND) and PASOK in Greece regarding the constitutional review, specifically over which party proposes the most suitable committee for selecting the leadership of the Justice system.
The polling company ReallPolls recorded a 6.9-point lead for New Democracy (ND) in its election forecast, published on protagon.gr, while Alexis Tsipras’ party ELAS gained 4.1 percentage points in voting intention compared to May The post ReallPolls: New Democracy at 28.3%, Tsipras’ ELAS at 21.4%, Karystianou at 11.9%, PASOK at 9.9% appeared first on ProtoThema English.
A recent ALCO poll indicates that New Democracy (ND) is leading in voting intention with 23.3%, showing a slight increase. Tsipras's debut places him second at 14.2%, while PASOK's support has decreased to 10.3%.
The Political Council of PASOK has issued a decision centered on a strategy for victory, identifying New Democracy (ND) as its main political opponent. MPs and party officials are being mobilized for battle.
A new Pulse poll in Greece indicates that New Democracy (ND) is leading with an increase in support, while ELAS has solidified its position in second place. The poll also highlights a close contest between Androulakis and Karystianou, with most voters prioritizing future prospects in their electoral choices.
Greece's main opposition party, SYRIZA, has accused the ruling New Democracy (ND) party of attempting a 'new cover-up coup' regarding an ongoing wiretapping scandal. SYRIZA claims ND is trying to conceal information related to the surveillance controversy.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed the New Democracy (ND) Congress, focusing on electoral readiness, messages of unity, and outlining dilemmas for Greece's future in 2030.
A recent poll indicates a recovery for New Democracy (ND) in Greece, highlighting Prime Minister Mitsotakis's resilience despite recent political challenges.
The article reports on internal turbulence and challenges within the New Democracy (ND) political party.
The parliamentary immunity of 13 New Democracy (ND) lawmakers in Greece has been lifted. This decision paves the way for potential legal proceedings against the individuals.
The leader of the PASOK party has publicly stated that an alliance with the New Democracy (ND) party is not an option, shaping the Greek political landscape.
Discussions are ongoing within PASOK's Statute Committee regarding the party's Declaration text for its upcoming Congress, with Doukas advocating for a clear commitment against cooperation with New Democracy (ND).
A new Metron Analysis poll shows Greece's New Democracy (ND) party consistently above 30% in vote estimation, holding a 17.5-point lead over PASOK, as reported by Mega TV.
A Real Polls survey in Greece indicates that New Democracy (ND) maintains a strong double-digit lead over PASOK, but citizens express significant dissatisfaction with the government's handling of cost of living and transparency/scandal issues.
The government, led by Kyriakos Mitsotakis, is focusing on promoting a positive agenda and engaging with the traditional New Democracy (ND) audience through continued tours across the country.
The spokesperson for the Greek Police (ELAS), Theoni Koufonikolakou, has criticized the New Democracy (ND) and PASOK parties over their substantial debts to banks, stating that their political survival is owed to these financial institutions.
A new Alco poll in Greece indicates an increase in support for New Democracy (ND) to 24.4% and the Hellenic Left Alignment (ELAS) to 15.3%, while PASOK and Maria Karystianou's Hope for Democracy party see a decline.
Members of New Democracy (ND) and ONNED formed a human chain outside Hippokrateio Hospital in Thessaloniki, protesting the death of Vagia Nestora.
A recent Marc poll indicates a double-digit lead for New Democracy (ND) over ELAS, with a 14-point difference, and also reveals initial public reactions to the entry of two new political parties in Greece.
New Democracy (ND) MEPs have responded to criticism regarding their stance on the agreement between the Council and the Commission for the implementation of New Genomic Techniques in food production.
New Democracy (ND) announced the eight elected members who will join its new Executive Secretariat, along with the approval of amendments to the Nationwide Organization Regulation.
A new Prorata poll, "Pulse of June," reveals shifts in the Greek political scene, with New Democracy (ND) at 24% and Alexis Tsipras' ELAS emerging as the second political force. PASOK is reported to be fourth, behind Karystianou.
A new Opinion Poll in Greece indicates that New Democracy (ND) is leading with 30.5% support, while Alexis Tsipras is second with 15.5%. The poll also shows a significant decline in support for SYRIZA, with PASOK in fourth place.
Greece's SYRIZA party has strongly criticized what it calls an 'explosive increase' in the wealth of New Democracy (ND) Members of Parliament over the past seven years. The party labeled this development a 'political provocation'.
Pavlos Marinakis responded to a letter from 10 former New Democracy (ND) officials criticizing the party's leadership, stating it was 'impressive' for those who even went to SYRIZA to speak about the 'soul' of ND.
A political faction in Greece is practically challenging its congress's decision and maintaining an open door to New Democracy (ND), citing Al. Tsipras's manifesto as a basis for dialogue on unity and regrouping.
A Greek political spokesperson comments on the New Democracy (ND) government's perceived decline, stating it cannot be reversed, despite the Prime Minister's pride in recently announced measures.
PASOK spokesperson Kostas Tsoukalas criticized New Democracy (ND) MPs for treating OPEKEPE, the agricultural payments organization, as spoils, highlighting a massive scandal of public fund mismanagement under judicial review.
Kostas Skrekas, secretary of New Democracy (ND), addressed the PASOK-KINAL conference, emphasizing that ND and PASOK were the two main pillars of the post-junta era and should prioritize important issues despite differences.
A GPO poll conducted for iefimerida indicates a rise in support for New Democracy (ND), with PASOK trailing 17 points behind, a decline for Plefsi Eleftherias, and the cost of living identified as the primary concern for 48.7% of society.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis's decision to allow MPs to run for regional and municipal positions has angered New Democracy (ND) parliamentarians, with the move seen as an attempt by the Maximos Mansion to control the parliamentary group after elections. The party also held a conference on fake news.
A new RealPolls survey for Protagon indicates a significant rise for New Democracy (ND), maintaining a 16.3-point lead over PASOK, while SYRIZA continues to decline. The geopolitical tension in the Middle East and developments around Cyprus appear to significantly influence the political climate.