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Greece – European Parliament Election: 16 May 2014 poll (Alco)

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Next Election: 25 May 2014
Company/Institution: Alco for Proto Thema
Publication: 16 May 2014
Fieldwork Period: 10-14 May
Sample Size: 1000
Mode: Telephone
Note: Comparison with Alco poll of 26 April 2014. Results presented here take disregard undecided voters (11.4%), blanks (1.9%) and abstention (3.4%) for reasons of comparability between firms and across countries. The logo under each party name indicates membership in a European political party. NA indicates no affiliation with a European political party or parliamentary group in the European parliament. The indication N/A followed by a logo is used when a political party is not formally affiliated with a European political party but all or most of its MEPs have joined a particular parliamentary group.

Greek Parliamentary Election: 11 May 2014 poll (Public Issue)

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Next Election: June 2016 (at the latest)
Company: Public Issue for Efimerida ton Syntakton
Publication: 11 May 2014
Field Period: 29 April – 6 May 2014
Sample: 1005
Note: Comparison with Public Issue poll of 11 April 2014.

Greek Parliamentary Election: 26 April 2014 (Alco)

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Next Election: June 2016 (at the latest)
Company: Alco for Proto Thema
Publication: 26 April 2014
Fieldwork Period: 23-25 Apr 2014
Sample size: 1000
Note: Comparison with Alco poll of 26 January 2014. Results here disregard undecided voters (15.5%), blanks (2.4%) and abstention (4.5%).

Greek parliamentary election – Voting intention estimates – 9 Apr 2014

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Note: Voting intention estimates are derived by applying a Kalman filter, taking into account systematic tendencies of individual polling firms to overestimate or underestimate the polling strength of particular parties.
Due to variation in practices of reporting of results by the different polling firms in Greece, we achieve comparability by disregarding blanks as well as abstaining and undecided voters (where reported).
As of January 2014, the criterion for the chronological entry of each individual poll has changed from date of publication to the date of fieldwork completion. Date of publication is used only when fieldwork dates are unknown.