Greek election - January 25th 2015

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The five on the right aren't parties, but "other", "undecided" and such

what's the green one on 1.2% next to Independent Greeks?

DIMAR

no, it's the ecologist greens = Οικολόγοι Πράσινοι.

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 Nevertheless, in the European Parliament their MEP sits in the mainstream Conservative faction.

no, ANEL sits in the ECR fraction, togehter with f.e. the british conservatives and the ge4rman AfD.

another point: when you say, someone who breaks with ML cannot be described as a communist anymore, this does simply show that you do not know good about the history and the flowers of the communist movement.

rotfront,

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I can understand when a more left-wing person claims AfD is ''dangerously rightist'' or something but mr. Cameron

 I just wanted to state that ecr is not the mainstream conservative faction in EP.
 

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Mit Deutschem Gruß,

Hifly

is that supposed to be some kind of insane humour? in germany that is a chiffre for the "hitler gruß". i think that should be no adequate language in this discussion forum.

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A few more  from the biggest districts:
 

assuming that all lists have candidates in each constituency I think the difference in the polls for "others" is quite striking.
So there would be 0,09% for others in Athens A incl. Antarsya and LAOS vs. 4,45% in Thessaloniki A only for Antarsya plus splinter parties like the Panagrarian Labour Movement?
By "Greens" is meant the splinter from Ecologist Greens, which runs with DIMAR.

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you're missing my point.

These will be the results from a random poll I picked where Syriza did worse than average.

Syriza (37.4%) 

a typo?

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the missing percentages from the linked source:

Athens A constituency:
no answer 4,08%
blank/ spoilt vote 0,11%
undecided 18,5%

Athens B:
no answer 9,76%
blank 0,82%
undecided 20,29%

Thessaloniki A:
no answer 1,24%
blank 0,92%
undecided 12,4%

Thessaloniki B:
no answer 0,55%
blank 0,22%
undecided 17,73%

They state to have sampled 800-1000 people per region.

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Also, something that will probably have a significant effect on the results: Those born in 1997 will not be able to vote since there isn't enough time for them to register.  SYRIZA and KKE have challenged the decision, but there isn't much they can do.
According to newspaper Kathimerini:

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so I think if Syriza would fail to get an absolute majority that decision by the ministry of interior to not include these voters would have made the difference.