Poll-nightmare for ND: Loses majority with 30.2% and an 8-party Parliament - Tsipras up to 30%, Samaras up to 20.4%

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Poll-nightmare for ND: Loses majority with 30.2% and an 8-party Parliament – Tsipras up to 30%, Samaras up to 20.4%

54.5% believe that the Zappeion agreements for the “vertical axis” will strengthen the country’s growth trajectory through the creation of new jobs…

Significant developments are expected to reshape the Greek political landscape according to the new nightmare poll for ND by Opinion…
The party of Kyriakos Mitsotakis, although far ahead of the second party with 30.2% in voting intention estimate, appears unable to secure a majority under any circumstances, while in the “most suitable prime minister” question, the leading answer is the undecided ‘Nobody’.
The poll findings also predict an 8-party Parliament, bringing to the foreground scenarios of coalitions and rearrangements that are expected to shape the next phase of the political scene.

Specifically, N.D. stands at 30.2% in voting estimate (+0.1% compared to the October poll), at a distance of 16.5 points from the consistently second PASOK, measured at 13.7% from 13.8%.
Third party for the second consecutive Opinion Poll survey is Hellenic Solution with 10.7% (from 11.1%), fourth Plefsis Eleftherias with 9% (from 10.9%) in a steady downward trajectory for the fourth consecutive poll, followed by:
K.K.E. with 8.1% (up half a point from 7.6% in October), Foni Logikis with 4.5% (unchanged), SYRIZA with 4.2% (down from 4.5%), now in seventh place, MeRA25 with 3.4% (from 3.2%), showing momentum for entering Parliament, Kinima Dimokratias with 2.7% (from 2.6%), Niki with 2.5% (from 2.3%), Nea Aristera with 1.2% (unchanged), Spartiates with 1.2%…
The percentage of “Other parties” also increases, reaching 8.6%.
It is noted that among voting intention responses, the undecided reach 19.6%.

Voting intention

Regarding Voting Intention on Valid Votes, N.D. is recorded at the top with 24.3%, but the fact that almost one in five respondents (19.6%) declares undecided leaves significant room for shifts and highlights that the current lead does not provide clear political majority.
Beyond N.D., the percentages of the remaining parties reflect a fragmented party landscape.
PASOK/Kinima Allagis appears at 11.0%, Hellenic Solution at 8.6%, Plefsis Eleftherias at 7.2%, and K.K.E. at 6.5%.
Smaller but noteworthy percentages are collected by Foni Logikis with 3.6%, SY.RI.ZA. with 3.4%, and MeRA25 with 2.7%.
“Other” stands at 6.9%, reinforcing the image of vote dispersion and the potential for surprises in the final result.

“Would you vote for Tsipras?”

Particularly interesting is the finding on citizens’ attitudes toward two reference figures in the political scene.
To the question whether voters would “definitely,” “possibly,” or “never” vote for a Tsipras party, only 8.9% say they definitely would, while 21.1% say they could — meaning a theoretical “potential base” around 30% overall, although the critical point is that 65.7% say they would never vote for a Tsipras party.

“Would you vote for Samaras?”

The stance toward a Samaras party is even more negative: only 3.5% say they would definitely vote for it, 16.9% that they could (a total of 20.4%), and a dramatic 75.6% say they would never vote for it.
The “don’t know/don’t answer” percentage remains limited in both questions (4.3% for Tsipras and 4.0% for Samaras), reinforcing the picture that most citizens have a clear — and often negative — opinion of these political figures.

Seat Distribution – Suitability

The results lead to the following seat distribution according to Opinion Poll’s analysis:
N.D. 126, PASOK 44, Hellenic Solution 34, Plefsis Eleftherias 29, K.K.E. 27, Foni Logikis 15, SYRIZA 14, MeRA25 11.
This yields an 8-party Parliament, with N.D. currently short of majority. Based on this distribution, no government can be formed without N.D., analysts of the company note.

In prime ministerial suitability, Kyriakos Mitsotakis leads by far with 29.1%, increasing his performance by 1%.
He is followed at single-digit levels: Kyriakos Velopoulos 7.1% (from 7.5%), N. Androulakis 7% (from 7.5%), Zoe Konstantopoulou 6.9% (down one point).
The “Nobody” choice appears first with 30.8% (from 31.3%).

Agreements on the “vertical axis” and the country’s energy role

54.5% believe that the Zappeion agreements for the “vertical axis” will boost the country’s growth trajectory by creating new jobs and better energy prices, while an overwhelming 73.1% believe these developments strengthen relations with the USA.
48.9% believe that these decisions turn the country into an energy hub for the broader region and strengthen its international role, while 38.2% hold the opposite view.
The highest support percentages are found among voters of N.D. (77.4%) and PASOK (57.4%), according to Zakharías Zoupis, CEO of Opinion Poll.
56.7% consider the AKTOR – DEPA agreement with Venture Global very or fairly important, which constitutes the first supply and transport agreement of American LNG through the Vertical Corridor.
17.4% consider it of little importance and 16% not important at all.
The highest approval levels are among N.D. voters (83.8%) and PASOK voters (58.1%).

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