A new poll conducted by MRB shows that the New Democracy party is performing above 30% in terms of voter support, as public sentiment largely favors the government's intentions to impose caps on excessive profits in the fuel and food sectors. This comes at a time when inflation and rising living costs are major concerns for the Greek populace. The idea of a profit cap has garnered significant approval, signaling a shift in expectations towards government intervention in market pricing. The poll also sheds light on the reaction regarding the exclusion of Odysseas Konstantinopoulos from the PASOK party. Responses indicate a divided public perspective on this political move, with some viewing it as a necessary step to maintain party integrity while others see it as detrimental to political unity. This incident marks a crucial moment for PASOK as it tries to position itself in the current political landscape filled with rising competition from both the right and the left. Overall, the poll results reflect broader trends in Greek politics where economic and political accountability are increasingly becoming focal points for voters. The support for profit caps could influence upcoming legislative discussions and electoral strategies as parties seek to align with public opinion that prioritizes economic fairness and transparency in governance.