According to a recent poll conducted by Metron Analysis for MEGA, Greece's political scene has not experienced significant change, showcasing a considerable lead for the New Democracy party (ND) in terms of electoral preferences. Despite visible challenges for the current government reflected in various metrics, the primary party dynamics appear to be stable. This consistency suggests that opposition parties have struggled to alter the existing political balance to their advantage.

In the detailed electoral projections, the New Democracy party holds a lead of 29.4%, showing a slight increase of 0.9% from the January poll. This positions them well ahead of the next closest party, Pasok, which sits at 12.7%. The Communist Party follows with 8.3%, whereas Syriza is at 5.4%. Notably, other smaller parties are capturing the remaining vote shares, with the 'Greek Solution' noted at 10.9% and 'Freedom of Movement' at 11.2%. The varied percentages indicate a competitive landscape among smaller factions, but the dominance of the ND remains clear.

A significant portion of the electorate remains undecided, which may signal potential shifts in support as future elections approach. This uncertainty suggests that, while current preferences are stable, the presence of a substantial group of undecided voters opens the door for changes leading up to the election. According to the poll, more than half of those surveyed expressed a preference for the political conditions of 2019 over the current year, pointing to potential dissatisfaction and a longing for past governance dynamics.