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  1. Mitsotakis appeals to "silent majority" as Tsipras puts squeeze on PASOK and SYRIZA
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    , citing unpublished polling that places his potential vote share around 4%. Samaras's associates

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  2. Lethal firebomb attack on homes of ND officials cuts through pre-election season

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    parties. The potential reach of a new Samaras party comes in line with other polling, with 2.9 pct

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  3. Government opens door to coalition amid poll deadlock and escalating clash with Tsipras

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    ELAS party, buoyed by consistently strong polling, have intensified their attacks on the government

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  4. PM paves way to elections with three-year growth plan as ballot speculation simmers

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    bills, pushed up by Gulf-related energy risk, close to polling day. A third, more speculative

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  5. Firefighter deaths overshadow cabinet meeting as exodus from Elpida party continues

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    into a New Democracy narrative portraying Elpida as an improvised operation, at a moment when polling

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  6. PM urges ministers to focus on delivery, not be distracted by likely long election campaign

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    their own portfolios but the government’s overall work. Mitsotakis acknowledged that current polling

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  7. Tsipras breaks August quiet, prompting ND and PASOK to intensify attacks

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    internally as evidence that they feel threatened by ELAS’s rising polling numbers. Thessaloniki showdown

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  8. New Democracy weathers the summer as PASOK attacks RRF delivery record
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    The first post-summer poll found the electoral landscape little changed since June, with New Democracy maintaining a dominant position, and the enthusiasm for newly launched parties ebbing. PASOK, currently polling third, has renewed its attack on the government’s record of managing the Recovery

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