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Post by Devonian on Jan 17, 2015 16:25:50 GMT
New poll from Kapa, fieldwork 13-15 jan (changes from last poll 7-8 Jan) SYRIZA 31.2% (+3.1) ND 28.1% (+2.6) To Potomi 5.4% (-1.1) PASOK 5.0% (-0.2) KKE 4.9% (-0.1) Golden Dawn 4.7% (-0.7) Kinima 2.7% (+0.1) Independent Greeks 2.7% (+0.2) Other 3.6% (-0.5) Refused 2.1% (-0.1) Undecided 9.6% (-3.0) Best Prime Minister Samaras 42.6% Tsipras 37.3% Neither 18.0% What scares you more Economic upheaval if SYRIZA wins 42.0% Continued austerity if ND wins 40.1% news.in.gr/greece/article/?aid=1231378194 |
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Post by Devonian on Jan 17, 2015 23:46:05 GMT
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Post by coolhandluke on Jan 18, 2015 11:55:12 GMT
It's a question, also, of how long Finland will want to keep chipping in. There are periodic noises from there. Once people say no more, that's it, no matter how much the Germans want it. Finland's Parliamentary elections are due on the 19th of April this year. We'll see if events in Greece become an election issue there. In an interview a week before Greeks go to the polls, Finnish Prime Minister, Alex Stubb, makes it clear that Finland would not accept a writedown of Greek debt and stresses that the new government should not expect to be offered one. Finland also argued at the most recent Eurogroup for Greece to only receive a one-month bailout extension because a longer one might boost the Finnish eurosceptic parties in domestic elections due in April. link |
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Post by Devonian on Jan 18, 2015 18:34:00 GMT
I'm starting to think the purpose of this election is to boost the Greek economy by creating work for thousands of additional people in the polling industry. Just in case you don't think that there are enough polling companies in Greece here's another one called 'To the Point' To the Point poll, fieldwork 14-15 Jan (changes from previous To the Point poll 15-16 December) SYRIZA 28.7% (+2.0) ND 25.4% (+2.6) To Potami 5.8% (+0.7) Golden Dawn 5.5% (+0.5) PASOK 5.4% (+0.1) KKE 5.4% (+0.4) Independent Greeks 2.5% (-0.6) Kinima 1.9% (+1.9) Other 2.3% (-1.0) Refused 1.7% Undecided 15.4% (-5.6) www.makthes.gr/news/politics/132498/ |
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Post by Devil Wincarnate on Jan 18, 2015 21:51:57 GMT
I would laugh my head off if it was Finland who told the Greeks to piss off, and wonder how the Greeks would try and craft a narrative involving Finns having to pay up because some of their ancestors sacked Constantinople in the 11th century.
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Post by Devonian on Jan 18, 2015 22:26:06 GMT
I would laugh my head off if it was Finland who told the Greeks to piss off, and wonder how the Greeks would try and craft a narrative involving Finns having to pay up because some of their ancestors sacked Constantinople in the 11th century. I think they'd just do what they do with Germany and bring up World War 2 |
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Post by Devil Wincarnate on Jan 19, 2015 0:12:55 GMT
I would laugh my head off if it was Finland who told the Greeks to piss off, and wonder how the Greeks would try and craft a narrative involving Finns having to pay up because some of their ancestors sacked Constantinople in the 11th century. I think they'd just do what they do with Germany and bring up World War 2 Probably. The Greeks' pathetic attempts to seek cash for their sufferings (which very few still alive suffered) from the Germans (which very few still alive today inflicted) are risible and embarrassing. |
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Post by Sibboleth on Jan 19, 2015 0:45:19 GMT
Best thing about the poll glut is that polls this late are technically illegal.
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Post by Devonian on Jan 19, 2015 17:13:37 GMT
Best thing about the poll glut is that polls this late are technically illegal. Well here's another illegal poll then Metrisi poll , fieldwork 16-18 Jan (changes from 12-13 Jan) SYRIZA 32.4%(+1.5) ND 30.2%(+1.5) To Potami 5.6% (+0.1) Golden Dawn 5.1% (+0.4) KKE 4.4% (-0.1) PASOK 4.4% (+0.2) Kinima 2.5%(-0.3) Independent Greeks 2.2% (+0.1) LAOS 0.9% (-0.2) DIMAR 0.7% (-0.4) Other 3.9% (-0.7) DK/Refused 7.7% (-1.1)  www.opinionpost.gr/politiki/2015/01/228369 |
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Post by Devonian on Jan 19, 2015 23:17:27 GMT
University of Macedonia poll 17-19 Jan (changes from last UoM poll 10-12 Jan) SYRIZA 33.5% (+2) ND 27% (nc) To Potami 7.5% (+1) Golden Dawn 5.5% (-0.5) KKE 5.5% (-0.5) PASOK 4.5% (+1.5) Independent Greeks 3% (nc) Kinima 1.5% (-0.5) AntiCapitalist Left 0.5% (-0.5) DIMAR 0.5% (nc) Other 3% (-1.5) Undecided 8% (-1) www.skai.gr/files/1/aa1/final_preelectionsskai1_17-18jan15%20(4).pdf |
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Post by Devonian on Jan 19, 2015 23:36:02 GMT
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Post by Devonian on Jan 20, 2015 0:01:16 GMT
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Post by maxque on Jan 20, 2015 1:51:48 GMT
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Post by markgoodair on Jan 20, 2015 6:12:14 GMT
Best thing about the poll glut is that polls this late are technically illegal. When had that ever stopped the Greeks? |
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Post by Devonian on Jan 20, 2015 23:10:20 GMT
Ah well, I was quite enjoying the idea that all these polls were illegal. Anyway here is a (probably legal) megapoll (sample size 6589) from the Athens University of Economics department of statistics. Fieldwork 5-14 Jan SYRIZA 30.9% ΝD 26.4% To Potami 6.2% PASOK 5.9% ΚΚΕ 5.4% Golden Dawn 5.1% Independent Greeks 3.5% Kinima 2.9% LAOS 1.4% Other 4.6% Undecided 5.3% Refused 0.9% None 1.4% Seat projection SYRIZA 143 ND 79 To Potomi 19 PASOK 18 KKE 16 Golden Dawn 15 Independent Greeks 10 Reported from the same poll Attica SYRIZA 32.3% ND 26.3% To Potomi 4.4% PASOK 4.3% ΚΚΕ 6.8% Golden Dawn 5.4% Independent Greek 3.7% Kinima 3.1% LAOS 1.4% Other 4.8% Central Macedonia SYRIZA 30.3% ND 26.9% To Potomi 6.1% PASOK 7.2% ΚΚΕ 4,5% Golden Dawn 6.6% Independent Greeks 3.0% Kinima 2.0% LAOS 1.9% Other 4.4% Crete SYRIZA 28.6% ΝD 19.3% To Potomi 12.7% PASOK 6.9% ΚΚΕ 3.9% Golden Dawn 4.5% Independent Greeks 3.4% Kinima 2.6% LAOS 1.6% Other 7.2% link |
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Post by Devil Wincarnate on Jan 20, 2015 23:21:19 GMT
If Crete doesn't like Pasok, then Pasok might as well give up.
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Post by Devonian on Jan 21, 2015 16:12:56 GMT
New Rass poll, fieldwork 19-20 January (changes from 14-15 Jan) With only a few days to go this is the third Rass poll in a row to show SYRIZA increasing its lead  SYRIZA 31.2% (+1.6) ND 27.0% (+1.2) To Potami 6.3% (+0.2) KKE 5.5% (+0.3) Golden Dawn 4.5% (-0.3) PASOK 4.0% (-0.2) Independent Greeks 3.1% (-0.4) Kinima 2.2% (+0.1) Other 5.2% (+1.3) Blank/refused 1.5% (+0.1) Undecided 9.5% (-3.7) www.iefimerida.gr/news/187730/ereyna-rass-kleidonei-i-protia-gia-syriza-zitoymeno-i-aytodynamia |
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Post by Devonian on Jan 21, 2015 16:28:20 GMT
Alco poll fieldwork 18-20 Jan (changes from last poll 15-17 Jan) Again with only a few days to go this is the fourth Alco poll in a row to show an increasing lead for SYRIZA  SYRIZA 32% (+0.3) ND 27.1% (-0.2) To Potomi 5.6% (+0.5) Golden Dawn 4.6% (-0.2) KKE 4.1% (nc) PASOK 4.0% (-0.1) Independent Greeks 3.0% (-0.2) Kinima 2.0% (-0.2) www.avantipopolo.gr/2015/01/52-alco.html |
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Post by Devonian on Jan 21, 2015 21:47:57 GMT
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Post by Richard Allen on Jan 21, 2015 21:58:49 GMT
The last thing SYRIZA want is to just get an overall majority. Some of their MPs might want to try governing alone which would be almost impossible.
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