ND leads by a 16.8% margin over SYRIZA (16.2%) in voting estimates

Of the 21 seats allocated to Greece in the EP, conservative ND is forecast to win seven; leftist SYRIZA four; PASOK three; KKE and Elliniki Lysi two, according to the Pulse poll

Seven parties are considered as exceeding the electoral threshold to send MEPs to Brussels

Without an extrapolation, ND is given 29% in the latest poll, half a percentage point higher than the previous month’s poll by the same firm

Results of the opinion poll, conducted by the MRB firm, come less than a month before European Parliament elections are held

Ruling New Democracy (ND) party maintains a commanding lead in terms of voters' intention

The conservative party is ahead in voter estimation by over 15 points

SYRIZA also appears to consolidate second place, ahead of PASOK

EU citizens are eager to vote in the upcoming elections for the European Parliament in June, with eight in 10 saying the current geopolitical situation makes voting imperative

New Democracy (ND) still holds substantial lead over opposition parties ahead of the June EP elections

The opinion poll was conducted before last week’s no-confidence vote in Parliament, which the ND government survived.

Number one problem faced by society remains high cost of living

The excavations revealed a section of a marble-paved road with a coin (bronze follis) of Byzantine Emperor Leo VI (886-912) on its surface.

Center-right party still comfortably leads main opposition leftist SYRIZA, which returned to second place

The new rules aim to reduce harmful emissions from industrial installations and pig and poultry farms, and to improve transparency over the licensing, operation and control of such installations

SYRIZA solidifies second place

Specifically, center-right ND was preferred by 27% of respondents in the poll, down by 1.2% percentage points from last month’s results

According to the opinion poll, the Leftist SYRIZA, socialist PASOK in second place with roughly 12% to 14% of respondents' votes

53.5% of respondents said the cost of living was the biggest problem in the country

Results presented on Thursday afternoon during the prime-time newscast of Mega TV