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Polling centers in Greece closed at 7 p.m. sharp on Sunday, May 21, and the results of Exit Polls conducted in collaboration of six pollsters were released right afterward. EXIT POLLS: ND 36-40% SYR 25-29% PASOK 9.5-12.5% KKE 6-8% Greek Solution 3.5 – 5.5% MeRA25 2.5-4.5% PLEYSH 2.2-4.2% Seat projection …

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21,478 ballot centers across Greece closed at 7 o’ clock Sunday afternoon, July 7th 2019. Millions of Greeks were called to ballot boxes and general elections. All public opinion polls showed a victory for main opposition party, conservative New Democracy. Even though there is possibility that the closing deadline is …

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One minute after the ballot boxes closed and the procedures for European, local and regional elections concluded, pollsters published exit polls they had conducted earlier, during the elections day. Exit Polls: European Elections 2019 New Democracy 30%-33.5-% SYRIZA 25.5%-28.5% KINAL/PASOK 6%-8% Golden Dawn 6%-8% KKE 5%-7% Greek Solution (, far-right, …

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Ok. Public opinion polls were a big fail as 12 out of 14 pollsters were predicting “neck and neck” race between Syriza and New Democracy . Also the Exit polls were wrong. The failed Syriza lead at 4%. Nevertheless, this is the only information we have about how Greek jobless …

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Ballot boxes close at 7 pm.  Exit Polls will be published one minute after the voting concludes. First official results are expected around 9-9:30 pm   19:00 pm First Exit Polls – via state ERT TV error margin +/- 2% SYRIZA  30-34.8% New Democracy 28-32% Golden Dawn 6.5-8% PASOK , …

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Almost ten million Greeks cast their vote on Sunday to elect a what it seems to be a new and furthermore an anti-austerity government. The snap elections take place 31 months months after conservative and pro-austerity Nea Dimokratia won the elections in June 2012 and formed a coalition initially with …

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The first wave of exit polls has been announced at 7 o’clock Sunday, May 25th 2014. The first wave of exit polls refer to European Parliament Elections and Attica Region. “The error margin is +/-2,” a pollster said to state NERIT TV. Live blogging continues below the exit poll results. …

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It was short after 7 p.m. last Sunday, when the exit polls stunned all Greeks, left-wing SYRIZA included. In Attica region, SYRIZA candidate Rena Dourou was 7 units ahead of acting prefect and PASOK candidate Yiannis Sgouros. And thus although there was no such sign in any public opinion poll …

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Ballot boxes of the most crucial elections in Greece are most likely to end with a neck-to-neck rally for conservative and pro-bailout Nea Dimocratia and left-wing and anti-bailout SYRIZA. These are the estimations of the Greek media which apparently have had a look at the results of the exit polls. …

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 Greek Elections 2012 – Latest results according to Interior Ministry and Singular Logic based on 76.72% of the votes as of 02.20 am: 1.  NEA DIMOCRATIA  19.70% 110 seats 2. SYRIZA 16.33% 50 seats 3. PASOK 13.54% 42 seats 4. INDEP GREEKS 10.47% 32 seats 5. KKE 8.38% 26 seats …

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IMPORTANT NOTICE: The EXIT POLLS on this specific blogpost refer to May 6 2012 Elections. The Exit Polls for June 17 2012 elections will be realeased at 7 pm – Greek time- today, and will be posted on a new blogpost. Check directly  KTG-Homepage at www.keeptalkinggreece.com. Exit polls of May 6 2012 …

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The results of exit polls are not allowed to be published before the ballot boxes close at 7 pm. Supreme Court prosecutor ordered urgent investigation as to whether two Greek blogs violated the banning law and posted so-called “exit polls” while the voting is still taking place. The names of the blogs …

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On Sunday, May 6th 2012,  ballot boxes in 5,000 polls will be open from “sunrise to sunset”, that is from 7 am until 7 pm. Thirty-two political parties are competing for voters’ preference. Voting is mandatory is Greece, however no penatlies or sanctions have ever been enforced to those who …

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