The latest Metron Analysis poll for MEGA reveals significant changes from previous measurements, indicating increased political support for the ruling New Democracy party (ND) due to ongoing geopolitical developments in the Middle East. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his government appear to be gaining in terms of political influence and public perception, despite the persistence of social discontent and the opposition’s struggle to benefit from the current climate.

New Democracy is registering a voting estimate of 31.1%, maintaining a clear lead and showing improvement compared to previous polls. This boost is largely attributed to the current international situation, particularly the crisis in the Middle East, which seems to activate a sense of 'stability' among the electorate, causing some voters to rally around the government. This trend is also reflected in the perception of Kyriakos Mitsotakis, who is seen as the most suitable candidate for Prime Minister in the context of the existing crisis, enhancing his favorability.

The political landscape in Greece is marked by a backdrop of social dissatisfaction and a lack of effective responsiveness from opposition parties. While ND's alignment with the idea of security during times of crisis taps into public sentiment, the long-term implications of these polling trends remain to be seen, particularly regarding the future of anti-system parties in the Greek political arena and public opinion on other pressing issues, such as nuclear energy.