Survey: The majority of people in Greece are not satisfied with the Mitsotakis government

A public opinion poll conducted in Greece revealed that the majority of people are dissatisfied with the performance of the government led by Prime Minister Kiryakos Mitsotakis and want political change in the country.

According to the survey conducted by MARC research company for ANT1 TV, the ruling New Democracy Party ranks first with 27.2 percent of the votes.

The Greek Left Alliance Party (ELAS), founded by former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, ranks second with 14 percent, while the main opposition Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK) receives 11 percent support.

Despite the parties' voting rates, 63.5 percent of the participants evaluate the Mitsotakis government's performance negatively.

While 54.1 percent of the respondents demand political change in the country, 41.1 percent are in favor of maintaining political stability.

The New Democracy Party, led by Mitsotakis, came to power by winning the general elections held in July 2019, and Mitsotakis assumed the role of prime minister for the first time.

The party, which came first in the general elections held in June 2023, ensured that Mitsotakis continued his duty as prime minister.

The next general elections in the country are expected to be held by May 2027.