Who would you vote for in Greece?

[LAKISYLVANIA]

I would vote MeRA25

[Lechasseur]

New Democracy

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Syriza I guess.

[President Johnson]

Movement for Change.

I liked the pro-European, centrist party To Potami ("The river"), which was part of Movement for Change for some time, but is now a minor party. With that being said, ND since taking over has done a fair job. As of today, I'd say they are one of the better conservative parties in the world.

I would never vote for KKE, though my paternal great-grandfather Andreas Tsipas was secretary general of the party in the early 1940s.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Movement for Change.

I liked the pro-European, centrist party To Potami ("The river"), which was part of Movement for Change for some time, but is now a minor party. With that being said, ND since taking over has done a fair job. As of today, I'd say they are one of the better conservative parties in the world.

I would never vote for KKE, though my paternal great-grandfather Andreas Tsipas was secretary general of the party in the early 1940s.

Wait, you have a Greek part of your family tree? Tell me more! (if you are up for it)

[President Johnson]

Movement for Change.

I liked the pro-European, centrist party To Potami ("The river"), which was part of Movement for Change for some time, but is now a minor party. With that being said, ND since taking over has done a fair job. As of today, I'd say they are one of the better conservative parties in the world.

I would never vote for KKE, though my paternal great-grandfather Andreas Tsipas was secretary general of the party in the early 1940s.

Wait, you have a Greek part of your family tree? Tell me more! (if you are up for it)

My dad is born Greek and immigrated to Germany in 1981 (ten years before I was born). He finished university here and is a German citizen now. Politically he's a moderate Social Democrat. My grandparents lived and worked in Germany for a while, before returning to Greece in 1992 as they retired. My grandmother's father was Andreas Tsipas, who was KKE's secretary general in the early 1940s. He was a partisan during the Greek civil war and went into exile to Yugoslawia after the comminists lost in 1949. He died in 1956 from alcoholism, one year before my father was born. My grandma died in 2009 at 80. Funny enough, my grandfather's family was fighting on the other side during the civil war. He's still well at 90.

My mother is German, obviously. I even don't speak Greek, but my relatives speak German. Actually, my grandparents, like the entire older generation of the area, spoke Macedonian in private.

[Former President tack50]

Movement for Change I suppose. RIP PASOK 

[LAKISYLVANIA]

Movement for Change.

I liked the pro-European, centrist party To Potami ("The river"), which was part of Movement for Change for some time, but is now a minor party. With that being said, ND since taking over has done a fair job. As of today, I'd say they are one of the better conservative parties in the world.

I would never vote for KKE, though my paternal great-grandfather Andreas Tsipas was secretary general of the party in the early 1940s.

Wait, you have a Greek part of your family tree? Tell me more! (if you are up for it)

My dad is born Greek and immigrated to Germany in 1981 (ten years before I was born). He finished university here and is a German citizen now. Politically he's a moderate Social Democrat. My grandparents lived and worked in Germany for a while, before returning to Greece in 1992 as they retired. My grandmother's father was Andreas Tsipas, who was KKE's secretary general in the early 1940s. He was a partisan during the Greek civil war and went into exile to Yugoslawia after the comminists lost in 1949. He died in 1956 from alcoholism, one year before my father was born. My grandma died in 2009 at 80. Funny enough, my grandfather's family was fighting on the other side during the civil war. He's still well at 90.

My mother is German, obviously. I even don't speak Greek, but my relatives speak German. Actually, my grandparents, like the entire older generation of the area, spoke Macedonian in private.

Interesting that you have communist roots . That being said, KKE is anti-revisionist, so I would never vote for them, just like Golden Dawn and Greek Solution.

[Fight for Trump]

KKE/XA swing voter.

[YE]

Voted Syriza initially but actually Movement of Change. ND doesn't seem too bad either tbh for a conservative party.

[VPH]

1. Movement for Change
2. MeRA25
3. Syriza
4. Other: Union of Centrists
5. Other: Recreate Greece
6. New Democracy

[SNJ1985]

Greek Solution.

[thumb21]

Kinal

[Dr. MB]

easy- MeRA25

[Landslide Lyndon]

Who the f**k are the seven people who voted for the Nazis?

[Antonio the Sixth]

Syriza I guess.

This but UGH

[PSOL]

KKE with pessimism in my heart. Realistically, I’d probably utilize tactical voting to make sure it’s the best parliament it has a possibility of being, but most of that is for the KKE.

[F. Joe Haydn]

MeRA25 if I lived in a district where their candidate had a decent chance of winning; Syriza otherwise.

[jaymichaud]

Other (Recreate Greece)

[Kingpoleon]

Movement for Change. I’m a big fan of Stavros Theodorakis and Vasilis Leventis, and while they’re laughing stocks in Greece today, maybe they shouldn’t be.

[LAKISYLVANIA]

Who the f**k are the seven people who voted for the Nazis?

Yeah, most of them are trolls probably. I don't think there's anything funny about voting for nazi's, even if it's in a hypothetical online poll. People need to understand that this kind of trolling absolutely isn't fun and unappreciated.

[Kingpoleon]

1. The River/Union of Centrists(Stavros Theodorakis and Vasilis Leventis)
2. Movement for Change(Fofi Gennimata)
3. New Democracy(Kyriakos Mitsotakis)
4. Radical Left Coalition(Alexis Tsipras)
5. Front for European Realistic Disobedience(Yanis Varoufakis)