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Saturday, July 25, 2026

Greece Elections: Seats projections, Varoufakis out

Projected seat distribution on the basis of revised exit poll. Eight parties in the Greek Parliament, three of them far-right. MeRA25 of Yanis Varoufakis did not pass the 3% threshold and stays out of the Parliament.

Abstention is at 48%!

Seats projection

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  1. ND 157
  2. SYRIZA 47
  3. PASOK 33
  4. KKE 20
  5. Greek Solution 12
  6. Spartans 12
  7. NIKH 10
  8. Plevsi 8

Seats projections according to state-run ERT

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Some elections expert advised that we have to wait for the final results to know the exact number of seats.

Note that ND gets 1 seat less than in 2019 elections.

Note also that mainstream media focus on whether Tsipras will resign as SYRIZA party leader and not 1) Neo-Nazis are in Parliament 2) ND did not get seats target of over 160 seats in a parliament of 300.

The leader of neo-nazis Spartans publicly thanked Golden Dawn convict Ilias Kassidiaris fro his support. The party was established after the elections in May, halrdy anyone knew the leader’s name.

4 COMMENTS

  1. I can’t help but make a few comments on Yanis Varoufakis’ departure from Parliament. Actually quite a historic event because for almost a decade, Varoufakis has been the symbol for several Greek ecstasies and agonies.

    My contacts with Varoufakis (always in writing; never in person) date back to mid-2011. Until his appointment as Finance Minister, they became very – sometimes even extremely – intensive with mutual publications in our respective blogs.

    During those years, I got to know a highly intelligent, greatly eloquent and charismatic even in writing individual. All his writings were characterized by honest intellectual debate without polemics. Many – if not most of the – times I found it easy to agree with his diagnoses. More often than not, I disagreed with his proposed solutions. But, again, it was always an honest intellectual debate without polemics.

    Things changed abruptly with Varoufakis’ appointment as Finance Minister. Suddenly there were polemics; suddenly there was arrogance. We communicated only very sporadically and on April 17, 2015, I wrote him:

    “Yanis: form now carries more weight than substance. Humility, which the ancient Greek philosophers wrote so much about, is required because, as Bill Gates once said, ‘Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking that they cannot lose’”.

    That was the last time I wrote to Varoufakis.

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