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Unofficial Greek exit polls

06. May 2012. | 16:51

Source: http://planet-greece.blogspot.co.uk

Following the crucial parliamentary election, in Greece, where courtesy of Planet-Greece we have the first unofficial exit polls.

Following the crucial parliamentary election, in Greece, where courtesy of Planet-Greece we have the first unofficial exit polls.

Since these numbers differ massively with what opinion polls predicted as recently as 2 weeks ago, and indicate the status quo is likely to persist, we urge everyone to take these with a huge grain of salt.

The first predictions of the outcome

25%-27% NDΝΕΑ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ
16%-18% PASOK
12%-13% SYRIZA
10%-11% KKE
6%-9% ANEXARTITOI ELLINES
4%-5% DIMAR
4%  GOLDEN DAWN

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