Translation and Grammar CorrectionMARC Poll: ND Leads PASOK by 16.5 Points, Mitsotakis Outpaces Tsipras by 9.6 Points
Kyriakos Mitsotakis is deemed the most suitable prime minister with 30.6%, followed by Zoe Konstantopoulou at 8.5%. However, 25.1% of respondents did not answer, while 5.1% chose "other."
The former prime minister leads with 26.1% in response to who can best represent the center-left. Inflation dominates concerns, with 37% stating that the government faces political costs due to its inability to address it.
The Marc poll, presented on ANT1’s main news bulletin, recorded a 30.5% vote intention for New Democracy (ND), while PASOK, despite a slight increase, stands at 14%.
Additionally, Marc included Alexis Tsipras in a prime ministerial suitability question for the first time. Mitsotakis leads with 33.9%, Tsipras follows at 24.3% (9.6 points lower), and Nikos Androulakis scores 11.3%.
A significant 67.7% believe tackling inflation should be the government’s top priority. According to 37.7% of the sample, inflation in the market is the primary reason the government incurs political costs, followed by the Tempe issue at 31.1%.
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