Secret polls depict the ultimate derby

A fight until the last vote, wavering and unprecedented, seems to be in store for us on Sunday in the most dramatic elections in decades. Secret polls in recent days record a thriller situation in the electoral body, as the differences between ND and SYRIZA are within the limit of statistical error, while there is an unprecedented large percentage of undecided voters. Indeed, some polling firms show undecided voters exceeding 15%.

This fluidity creates a climate of uncertainty before the final outcome of the elections, as most survey companies record a meager lead for ND, while others believe that the social dynamic, if expressed at the ballot box, will give the victory to SYRIZA.

According to information on the proportion of the electorate who say they have decided for Sunday, ND had a short lead over SYRIZA of around one or two percentile points. However, today’s information demonstrates that this lead has disappeared, while on the subject of undecided voters, qualitative analysis shows that SYRIZA’s primacy is clear and sufficient in some cases and under certain circumstances to lead it to victory.

According to reports, the estimates of most surveys are that the top party will only exceed the ceiling of 30% with difficulty.

As far as other parties go, PASOK seems to move at a double-digit figure but has not stabilized itself, and it appears vulnerable to pressure from the New Democracy party. Golden Dawn moves along the percentages of May 6th elections despite the downturn it had shown some time between the two elections. The Democratic Left appears stable near its previous rates, while a downturn is observed for the Independent Greeks and the Communist Party.