Nikos Androulakis

“We need a change in leadership. And that can only happen with me,” Pavlos Geroulanos said tonight, speaking on the main newscast of the OPEN television station.

A poll released on Monday shows SYRIZA dropping to fifth place, while PASOK maintains a steady second position behind New Democracy.

 An opinion poll presented on Action 24’s main newscast shows a 12-point lead for New Democracy (ND) over PASOK, with SYRIZA trailing in fifth place. The poll, conducted by Opinion Poll, reveals a tight race in PASOK’s internal elections, with a marginal lead for Nikos Androulakis over Charis Doukas. Among SYRIZA voters, Stefanos Kasselakis enjoys a significant lead of 45%.

As the battle for the leadership of socialist PASOK heats up ahead of Sunday's election, contenders are honing their strategies to ensure high voter turnout. 

Incumbent Nikos Androulakis is plugging aims to solidify a message of unity, leveraging his recent successful debate performance.

Anna Diamantopoulou, the party’s presidential candidate, spoke about the latest developments surrounding PASOK’s internal party elections.

Two points up compared to the European elections, Metron Analysis recorded ND in its vote rating, in a poll presented on Mega channel, while SYRIZA continues on a downward trajectory, recording a 0.7-point drop in the same period and appears in fifth place with only 6% positive opinions in its rating, behind KKE and

Haris Doukas has accused close associates of Nikos Androulakis of engaging in “extreme character assassination” and called on the current PASOK leader to take a clear stance.

The six PASOK leadership candidates have resumed their tours across Greece following the pivotal televised debate, a key moment that continues to shape their campaigns, as they assess both gains and setbacks.

The dominance of the New Democracy despite growing discontent over inflation is also recorded in the Prorata poll, presented on Attica tv.

The six candidates vying for the leadership of socialist PASOK opposition clashed in a three-hour televised debate broadcast on state television ERT late Tuesday.