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Mitsotakis sets May 21 election date, eyes opposition MPs as potential allies
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In search of majority, PM looks to bring back wavering voters
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Complexities of post-election cooperation laid bare
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PASOK's Androulakis eyes kingmaker role as margin between main players shrinks
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PM targets elections in May as polls show outcome is finely balanced
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ND poll losses reignite discussions of post-election coalition
Tsipras stakes claim for election win despite discouraging poll data
As Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis steps up his efforts to woo voters ahead of the elections, SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras has insisted that a government can be formed after the first vote, negating the need for a second ballot where the winning party would be boosted by a 50-seat bonus.
Tsipras gave an interview to Alpha TV on Tuesday during which he revealed that his aim is for SYRIZA to nudge ahead of New Democracy in the first vote, which will be held using a simple form of proportional representation, and then work with other progr...
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