Strong victory winds for both parties

Based on the answers of respondents, the electoral mass of the undecided is expected to play a key role. The fact that this is the most critical election after the junta appears to have significant impact on the electorate, since 3 days before the polls, the proportion of those undecided far exceeded the rates of the third party. According to the results from leakages at party headquarters, the percentage of unspecified voting increases from 12% to 15%, a development that gives derby dimensions to the election battle.

Given the small differences in all calculations between the 2 parties fighting for the lead (ND - SYRIZA), the direction chosen by the majority of the undecided will be crucial for the formation of the new political setting that will emerge on Sunday night.

Based on the analyses ​​by experienced pollsters, ND seems to have a slight edge on the preference of the undecided. However, the percentage of the unspecified vote seems to be divided proportionally between ND, SYRIZA and smaller parties.

The next hours are critical to the final decisions of the undecided, since voters who seemed to have difficulty in making a choice traditionally did so in the last three days.

According to the findings of last-moment opinion polls, the stakes regarding how the undecided votes will move are primarily the country's risk of financial collapse and secondly the condemnation of the old political system.

The unprecedented political fluidity, but also the voters’ wavering between parties, make it almost impossible to accurately predict the trend within the undecided. What the pollsters extract as a conclusion has to do with the fact that for the first time the undecided can dramatically reverse the trends of the electoral body.