MRB poll: Nearly half of Greeks worried about military confrontation with Turkey

The second half of the MRB poll was presented on Friday by the OPEN TV station and found that nearly half of Greeks fear a military confrontation with Turkey.

In particular, according to the findings of the poll, 47.2% are concerned about a possible conflict with Turkey, while 49.3% have the opposite opinion.

One in two supporters of the opposition SYRIZA party consider conflict with Turkey as unlikely or somewhat likely, while 51.3% of ruling party New Democracy supporters considered conflict a possibility.

In the question of what will happen in case of war with Turkey, 48% believe that "we will be alone", while 27.1% believe that France will help our country. 19.8% believe that there will be military aid from the entire EU and 17.4% from the USA. Support from Israel and Egypt had lower percentages.

Regarding New Democracy, 2.5% of SYRIZA voters seem to be moving to the ruling party, while from PASOK it reaches 6.2%.

In SYRIZA, the percentage of New Democracy voters who seem to be moving to their side amounts to 1.8%, to 6.1% from PASOK, while 7.2% will go to another party and 15% of the votes remain unclear.

When asked what they would prefer if an autonomous government does not emerge, 54.2% want a two-party government, while 38.4% want repeat elections.

69.3% of SYRIZA are in favour of a two-party government and 54.2% of New Democracy prefer repeat elections.

Regarding the alliance scenario in a new government, the largest percentage gathers the scenario of New Democracy and PASOK ruling together (17.6%), followed by the combination of a universal government (17.1%).

In the cooperation scenario that voters would prefer, the ND-PASOK combination prevails with 32.4%. Also, in the dilemma ND or SYRIZA win by even one vote, 34.1% say ND and 27.9% SYRIZA.

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