Election 2023: PM has made up his mind

His final decisions seem to have been made Prime Minister Regarding both the Sunday on which Simple Proportional Elections will be held and the date on which the results will be announced Elections.

The Kyriakos Mitsotakis project has brought about pioneers May 21 election And Second polling on July 2. Regarding their announcement, a government representative gave the stamp on Monday night: “Notices will be issued closer to Easter,” Mr. Economo spoke to Mega. According to reports, the prime minister’s intention is to announce the election date on April 24.

A careful analysis of surveys

But at Maximos Palace, they scrutinize polls after the Tempe train crash to determine the real political consequences of the crash. Although New Democracy has registered percentages below the psychological threshold of 30% in all measurements so far, Kyriakos Mitsotakis sees elements that could lead to an electoral recovery. The goal is to get the blue percentage closer to 33% in the simple proportional ballot box, which the government hopes will allow it to realistically claim independence in second elections.

A key polling feature highlighted by the staff of Megaros Maximos is that the losses recorded by the New Democracy percentage do not seem to go to any party. “As long as there is no patron for this discontent, we have every right to believe that the moves that are being made will bring voters back,” says an executive familiar with what is being discussed at Megaros. Maximos.

However, the dynamics recorded by the smaller parties in the latest polls worry the government – apart from MeRA25, which is now almost certain to enter parliament – and the entry of a seventh party is more likely. This raises the bar of confidence for first parties who may not have access to existing data, based on percentages.

Mitsotakis individual race

Kyriakos Mitsotakis will focus on the story of the conflict with the “deep and customer-level” in the next period. The clash will, in fact, have the character of a personal race for him and will be reduced to a prime ministerial pre-election issue. Citizens will reportedly see the first sign of this tactic in today’s interview with Stavros Theodorakis.

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