MRB poll: winners and losers after no-confidence vote

Residents of Greece call Mitsotakis's victory in the vote of no confidence Pyrrhic. How do they evaluate the actions of justice and the initiatives of the victims’ relatives?

Kyriakos Mitsotakis's “New Democracy” lost significant popularity after the vote on vote of no confidenceas evidenced by MRB survey data for Open.

The majority of citizens believe that the ruling party has lost politically after the vote of no confidence in the government in connection with the tragic accident in Tempi, and the actions of the four opposition parties (PASOK, SYRIZA, New Left, Eleftherias) are characterized as “justified”.

It is telling that among the political parties, New Democracy is the biggest loser, as 51.3% of them responded that they definitely lost politically from the vote of no confidence. While among the winners, Zoe Konstantopoulou’s “Path of Freedom” is in first place with 31%, and in second place is PASOK with 29.9%, which took the initiative to submit the vote.

However, citizens still consider Kyriakos Mitsotakis the best prime minister and give him 27.5%, Stefanos Kasselakis 8.9%, and Nikos Androulakis only 7.5%. Kyriakos Velopoulos is next with 6.9%, while the last two positions are occupied by Zoe Konstanthopoulou with 4.4% and Dimitris Koutsoumbas with 4.3%.

Was the proposal for a vote of no confidence justified?

When asked whether the proposal of no confidence in the authorities was justified, citizens responded as follows:

• Definitely justified – 36.4%
• Possibly justified – 18.11%
• Possibly unreasonably – 15.3%
• Definitely unreasonable – 17.6%
• “I don’t know, I don’t answer” – 12.5%

Who has gained or lost politically from the no-confidence vote process?

• ND: Definitely/probably won – 29.7. Probably/definitely lost – 51.3. I don’t know/no answer – 19.
• SYRIZA: Definitely/probably won – 27.5. Probably/definitely lost – 47.9. I don’t know/no answer – 24.6.
• PASOK: Definitely/probably won – 29.9. Likely/probably lost – 45.8. I don’t know/no answer – 24.3.
• KKE: Definitely/probably won – 26.5. Likely/probably lost – 43.7. I don’t know/no answer – 29.8.
• Spartans: Definitely/probably won – 8.8. Likely/probably lost – 52.3. I don’t know/no answer – 39.
• Hellenes: Definitely/probably won – 25. Probably/probably lost – 45.2. I don’t know/no answer – 29.9.
• Nicky: Definitely/maybe won – 10.3. Probably/maybe lost – 47.7. I don’t know/no answer – 42.
• Freedom Path: Definitely/probably won – 31. Probably/probably lost – 41.3. I don’t know/no answer – 27.7.
• New Left: Definitely/probably won – 18.7. Likely/probably lost – 45.1. I don’t know/no answer – 36.3.

How do you assess the actions of the authorities and the opposition on the Tempi issue?

• More than 7 out of 10 citizens (74.8%) rate the government's actions on the Tempi issue negatively, while only 17.1% rate them positively.
• Similarly, 51.2% assess the general attitude of the opposition negatively, and 38.9% – positively.

On the side of the victims' relatives

• Citizens express full support for the families of the victims of the tragedy, positively assessing the actions and initiatives taken to protect their victims – 85.8%.
• On the contrary, 74% of them have a negative assessment of the actions of the media and 60.2% of the Greek justice system.

How legitimate do you think Kasselakis' request that the next elections be held in the presence of international observers?

• Certainly, justifiably: 18%
• Probably reasonably: 11%
• Probably unfounded: 31.9%
• Definitely unreasonable: 27.5%
• Don't know/no answer: 11.6%.

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