DISY and AKEL Neck and Neck Ahead of 24 May Election
Public opinion polling ahead of the 24 May general election in South Cyprus shows the Democratic Rally (DISY) and the Progressive Party of Working People (AKEL) tied at 17.5 per cent, according to data reported by Politis.
The survey, conducted by “Prime Consulting” between 14–17 April with 1,094 participants, also places ELAM in third position with 10.5 per cent.
According to the poll, the election outcome is expected to depend heavily on undecided voters, while overall public sentiment is marked by dissatisfaction.
The findings show political disillusionment rising from 50 per cent in March to 58 per cent, with 45 per cent of respondents saying living conditions have worsened.
Approval ratings for Greek Cypriot leader Nikos Christodoulides remain low, with 32 per cent expressing satisfaction and 68 per cent expressing dissatisfaction.
Smaller parties are polling lower: ALMA stands at 9 per cent, DIKO and Direct Democracy at 7 per cent, VOLT at 3 per cent, while EDEK and other parties fall below the 3 per cent electoral threshold.
The survey also shows that 13.5 per cent of voters remain undecided, while 47 per cent say they feel unrepresented by any party, underscoring continued uncertainty in the political landscape ahead of the vote.
Diğer CYPRUS MIRROR Haberleri
Yorumlar
Dikkat!
Suç teşkil edecek, yasadışı, tehditkar, rahatsız edici, hakaret ve küfür içeren, aşağılayıcı, küçük düşürücü, kaba, müstehcen, ahlaka aykırı, kişilik haklarına zarar verici ya da benzeri niteliklerde içeriklerden doğan her türlü mali, hukuki, cezai, idari sorumluluk içeriği gönderen Üye/Üyeler’e aittir.