PASOK Elections: Nikos Androulakis first with 29.85%, followed by Charis Doukas in second place with 21.43% & Pavlos Geroulanos in third with 21.15% (Updates)

UPDATE: Nikos Androulakis finished first in the first round of PASOK’s internal elections. With 99.35% of the votes counted, Mr. Androulakis received 29.71%, followed by Charis Doukas with 21.38%, and Pavlos Geroulanos in third place with 21.15%. Anna Diamantopoulou follows with 19.56%, Michalis Katrinis with 5.9%, and Nadia Giannakopoulou with 2.3%. The difference between Charis Doukas and Pavlos Geroulanos is 683 votes.

Specifically, the candidates received:

• Nikos Androulakis: 88,739 votes
• Charis Doukas: 63,845 votes
• Pavlos Geroulanos: 63,162 votes
• Anna Diamantopoulou: 58,407 votes
• Michalis Katrinis: 17,631 votes
• Nadia Giannakopoulou: 6,875 votes

These results reflect 99.35% of the votes counted.

Nikos Androulakis, President of PASOK-KINAL, described the day as “a great day for the democratic movement” as he arrived at the party’s headquarters on Charilaou Trikoupi. He expressed gratitude to the “hundreds of thousands of citizens who honored the party’s internal elections with their participation,” stating, “They filled us with hope and strength.” He also thanked his fellow candidates, emphasizing that the campaign was marked by “political culture, integrity, and seriousness.”

Androulakis added, “From the bottom of my heart, I want to thank everyone who honored me with today’s victory. Seven days remain until next Sunday, and I am confident that PASOK will emerge even more united, stronger, and prouder.”

Following Pavlos Geroulanos’ statement that the decision of the members is fully respected, Charis Doukas also commented, saying, “It’s a great day for PASOK and the democratic movement,” and thanked everyone who participated in the process.

Pavlos Geroulanos acknowledged the election results, offering “heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Androulakis and Mr. Doukas for advancing to the second round.” He thanked all voters, particularly those who supported him, and stated that citizens do not need to be directed as the race is still open. He expressed satisfaction that this process has been beneficial for PASOK.

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UPDATE: Nikos Androulakis is currently leading with 98.49% of the votes counted. Mr. Androulakis has received 29.89%, followed by Charis Doukas with 21.39%. In third place is Pavlos Geroulanos with 21.15%, and Anna Diamantopoulou follows with 19.55%. Michalis Katrinis is next with 5.75%, and Nadia Giannakopoulou with 2.31%.

The difference between Charis Doukas and Pavlos Geroulanos is 696 votes, with approximately 7,000 votes remaining to be counted.

These results pertain to 98.49% of the votes counted.

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UPDATE: Nikos Androulakis is currently leading with 98.06% of the votes counted. Mr. Androulakis has received 30.07%, followed by Charis Doukas with 21.47%. In third place is Pavlos Geroulanos with 21.15%, and Anna Diamantopoulou follows with 19.47%. Michalis Katrinis is next with 5.53%, and Nadia Giannakopoulou with 2.32%.

The difference between Charis Doukas and Pavlos Geroulanos is 923 votes, with fewer than 10,000 votes left to be counted.

These results pertain to 98.06% of the votes counted.

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UPDATE: Nikos Androulakis is currently leading with 96.98% of the votes counted. Mr. Androulakis has received 30.05%, followed by Charis Doukas with 21.42%. In third place is Pavlos Geroulanos with 21.26%, and Anna Diamantopoulou follows with 19.42%. Michalis Katrinis is next with 5.53%, and Nadia Giannakopoulou with 2.32%.

The difference between Charis Doukas and Pavlos Geroulanos is only 473 votes, and approximately 13,400 votes remain to be counted.

These results pertain to 96.98% of the votes counted.

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UPDATE: Nikos Androulakis is currently leading with 94.18% of the votes counted. Mr. Androulakis has received 30.3%, followed by Charis Doukas with 21.51%. In third place is Pavlos Geroulanos with 21.09%, and Anna Diamantopoulou follows with 19.18%. Michalis Katrinis is next with 5.59%, and Nadia Giannakopoulou with 2.33%.

The difference between Charis Doukas and Pavlos Geroulanos is 1,150 votes, and approximately 27,000 votes remain to be counted.

These results pertain to 94.18% of the votes counted.

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UPDATE: Nikos Androulakis is currently leading with 91.70% of the votes counted. Mr. Androulakis has received 30.52%, followed by Charis Doukas with 21.63%. In third place is Pavlos Geroulanos with 20.98%, and Anna Diamantopoulou follows with 19.16%. Michalis Katrinis is next with 5.45%, and Nadia Giannakopoulou with 2.25%.

These results pertain to 91.70% of the polling stations.

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UPDATE: Nikos Androulakis is currently leading with 90.73% of the votes counted. Mr. Androulakis has received 30.63%, followed by Charis Doukas with 21.69%. In third place is Pavlos Geroulanos with 20.91%, and Anna Diamantopoulou follows with 19.07%. Michalis Katrinis is next with 5.46%, and Nadia Giannakopoulou with 2.24%.

These results pertain to 90.737% of the polling stations.

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UPDATE: Nikos Androulakis is currently leading with 88.47% of the votes counted. Mr. Androulakis has received 30.81%, followed by Charis Doukas with 21.77%. In third place is Pavlos Geroulanos with 20.87%, and Anna Diamantopoulou follows with 18.97%. Michalis Katrinis is next with 5.34%, and Nadia Giannakopoulou with 2.24%.

These results pertain to 88.47% of the polling stations.

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UPDATE: Nikos Androulakis is currently leading with 80% of the votes counted. Mr. Androulakis has received 31.25%, followed by Charis Doukas with 21.92%. In third place is Pavlos Geroulanos with 20.66%, and Anna Diamantopoulou follows with 18.75%. Michalis Katrinis is next with 5.19%, and Nadia Giannakopoulou with 2.23%.

These results pertain to 85,78% of the polling stations.

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UPDATE: With 50% of the vote counted, the two candidates advancing to the second round are Nikos Androulakis and Charis Doukas.

Nikos Androulakis: 32.84%
Charis Doukas: 22.73%
Pavlos Geroulanos: 19.49%
Anna Diamantopoulou: 17.48%
Michalis Katrinis: 5.35%
Nadia Giannakopoulou: 2.12%

These results pertain to 63.15% of the polling stations (586 out of 928), with a total of 149,332 votes counted so far, while the geographical distribution of the counted votes has not yet been disclosed.

However, in the polling stations of Attica that have been counted, the picture is different, as Pavlos Geroulanos and Anna Diamantopoulou are currently leading, with Mr. Androulakis following in third place.

Specifically, in 54 out of the 228 polling stations in Attica, and from a total of approximately 110,000 votes, the counts are as follows:

• Pavlos Geroulanos: 26.48%
• Anna Diamantopoulou: 23.2%
• Nikos Androulakis: 22.44%
• Charis Doukas: 19.06%
• Michalis Katrinis: 5.84%
• Nadia Giannakopoulou: 2.98%

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UPDATE: Pantelis Kamas, a member of EDEKAP, spoke about the election results expected at 10 PM, with participation being 301,355 voters.

“The polls will close in 25 minutes. Participation will surpass 300,000,” he mentioned on Parapolitika 90.1.

He noted, “The majority of those who voted are new members, over 150,000,” and added, “In the Attica region, participation is proportionally higher compared to previous internal elections. The regional areas carry more weight for the result.”

He also emphasized, “Once the polls close, we will have results within two hours. Around 10 PM, we will have a reliable electoral outcome.”

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UPDATE:
An official one-hour extension has been announced – polling stations will close at 20:00

UPDATE: “Due to the increased participation, we requested an extension of the process so that all friends and members of the party could participate. Based on this, it was decided to extend the process until 20:00,” sources from Haris Doukas’s team report.

“We are going strong for first place until the end!” is the message being conveyed by the team.

By this decision, which accepted a related proposal from the Mayor of Athens, Mr. Haris Doukas, agreed upon by the other candidates as well, the voting for the President of PASOK-KINAL has been extended by one hour and will end at 20:00.

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UPDATE: The process for the election of the new PASOK leadership has begun, as the elections will be held in two rounds, today and on October 13, if a second vote is needed.

The election process appears to be attracting massive participation, with Charilaou Trikoupis having prepared intensively over the past period, with party members and friends across Greece and in selected polling stations abroad turning out at the polls.

According to official data, 154,000 people voted by 13:30, 21.5% more than in 2021. In the first two hours, 18,000 citizens had voted, with participation being up by 31% compared to 2021.

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The election campaign for Nikos Androulakis, Pavlos Geroulanos, Nadia Giannakopoulou, Anna Diamantopoulou, Charis Doukas, Michalis Katrinis has been completed and their staffs will see the results of their efforts today.

See HERE all polling stations centers around the country and abroad

The messages reaching the staffs of the six leadership candidates are encouraging, as they indicate a high turnout at the polls, which may even lead to an extension of the electoral process, as was the case in the previous 2021 contest. The polls opened at 7 a.m. and will close at 7 p.m.with the possibility of an extension in case of increased turnout.

The process will take place in 950 polling stations, both in Greece and in many cities abroad, in order to ensure quick and direct voter access. Party members and friends of the party will have to pay the fee of 3 euros to participate in the vote. All Greek citizens, as well as permanent foreign residents of the country aged 16 and over (born in 2008 and earlier) are entitled to vote.

Voters may vote at any polling station in the country, regardless of their place of residence or the place where they exercise their right to vote in national and local elections. Participation in the procedure requires the presentation of identification documents such as a police identity card, passport or driving licence. For 16-year-olds and foreigners who are not included in the National Electoral Register, identification is required in the form of an identity card, passport and their AMKA, while Cypriots require a Cypriot identity card and AMKA.

The AMKA must be obtained from a public document (e.g. e-EFKA), which will be presented to the Election Committee. The voting process is expected to be simple and quick to accommodate the increased number of voters expected to turn up at polling stations.

It is important to note that in order to participate in the second round, voters must have voted in the first round. This means that those who wish to participate in the final process of the PASOK leadership election will have to go to the polling station today, while they will be able to vote at any of the country’s polling stations, regardless of where they voted in the first round.

The choice of the new leadership is crucial for the future of PASOK, as the party seeks to re-enter the country’s political scene in a dynamic way. Voter participation and mass turnout at polling stations will determine the result and the party’s course in the next day. The interest is intense and the PASOK elections are an important political event that is being closely followed by citizens and other political parties alike.

Where will PASOK’s candidate leaders and former presidents Simitis, Papandreou and Venizelos vote

The six candidate leaders and the former prime ministers and presidents of PASOK will vote at polling stations in Athens and the region. The first to arrive at the ballot box will be Charis Doukas, who is scheduled to vote at 9 a.m. at the Cultural Center of the Municipality of Athens (50 Akadimias Street).

Candidate leader Anna Diamantopoulou will arrive at the same polling station at 10.30 am to vote and Pavlos Geroulanos at 12 noon. Former Prime Minister Kostas Simitis has also chosen 50 Akademias Street, who will vote at 12.30 noon; earlier and at the same polling station former PASOK president Evangelos Venizelos will exercise his right to vote. George Papandreou, former Prime Minister and President of PASOK, will vote in Achaia, where he is elected MP, at 11 am at the polling station of the 2nd Gymnasium of Patras (156 Maizonos and Three Admirals).

The President of PASOK-Charity Movement and candidate for leader, Nikos Androulakis, will vote at 10 am at the Keratsini – Drapetsona Town Hall (El. Venizelou 200 Keratsini).

Nadia Giannakopoulou will be in her constituency to vote; at 10:00 am she will vote at the Election Center of the Municipality of Peristeri (1st Primary School, Panagi Tsaldari 2, Ag.) At the Town Hall of Pyrgos Ilia – in his constituency – the candidate leader, Michalis Katrinis, will vote at 9 am.

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