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PM's target for EP elections is in sight, according to new polls
                    Two opinion polls published over the weekend suggest that following a recent dip in its popularity, New Democracy is reclaiming some of the lost ground and looks on course to get the 33 pct that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has set as a target for the June 9 European Parliament elections.
During a TV interview last week, Mitsotakis suggested that the result of the EP vote should be compared to the last European elections, five years ago, rather than the more recent national elections. ND gained just over 33 pct in 2019, compared to almos...
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