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Greece Nea Dimokratia: Latest polls, election results and positions

Election Trend
29.3 %
-11.3 since the last election
Last Election
28.3 %
Election 2024 · 7 Seats
3-Month Trend
-0.4
Three months ago: 29.7 %

Néa Đimokratía at a glance

New Democracy EPP
Flag of Greece Greece Christian Democratic Europhile Founded 1974

Néa Dimokratía (ND) is a center-right, conservative-liberal political party in Greece. As a dominant force within the center-right spectrum, it advocates for Greece's steadfast integration into Western alliances such as the EU and NATO, alongside a market-oriented economic policy and societal stability.

Values and Ideology

The foundation of the ND is built upon a synthesis of Christian-social values, classical liberalism, and a moderate patriotism. It champions the state as the guarantor of order and security, safeguarding individual liberties rather than stifling them through excessive regulation. Its philosophy emphasizes personal accountability and the protection of traditional institutions such as the family. The party positions itself as a pro-European bulwark against populist trends and views Greece as an integral, stabilizing component of the Western value system.

Political Priorities

The ND's agenda is consistently focused on economic modernization and enhancing competitiveness. Through tax cuts, privatizations, and the reduction of bureaucratic hurdles, the party aims to attract foreign investment and energize the labor market. Its policies primarily target entrepreneurs, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and conservative voters in rural regions. In migration and security policy, the ND pursues a restrictive course, while simultaneously championing the digital transformation of the state to make the country more efficient and future-proof.

Role in the Political System

Within Greece's political landscape, the ND serves as the cornerstone of the conservative bloc, frequently acting as a counterweight to left-leaning coalitions. Its strategy focuses on institutional stability and adherence to fiscal discipline within the Eurozone. Its stance on the rule of law is characterized by a strong defense of the separation of powers, although critics often point to the concentration of power within the executive. Strategically, the party aims to embody the "sensible center," prioritizing pragmatism over ideological ventures.
Political Alignment
Conservative
Social
ND
Market
Progressive

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Nea Dimokratia: Key issues and ideological profile

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Main topics of Nea Dimokratia:: Economy (Core Topic), Migration (Important Topic), Society (Important Topic), Social Affairs (Minor Topic), Environment (Minor Topic)

Nea Dimokratia: What does the party stand for? Positions compared

Position 2024 Position 2019

Economy & State

Should income and wealth be redistributed? Tends to reject stronger redistribution and emphasizes personal responsibility. Stance
How should the state manage its available budget? Tends towards austerity and debt reduction. Stance
Should the local economy be protected? Advocates largely free trade with minor protective measures. Stance

Society & Values

What is more important: freedom or security? Prioritizes security over unrestricted freedom. Stance
Should the equality of women be promoted? Considers equality to be fundamentally achieved. Stance
Should LGBTQ+ equality be advanced? Holds a neutral stance on LGBTQ+ advancement. Stance
Should same-sex marriage be allowed? Largely supports same-sex partnerships. Stance
What role should religions play in politics? Advocates for a close connection between religion and politics. Stance

Environment & Globalization

What is more important: environmental protection or economy? Seeks to balance ecological and economic interests. Stance
What is more important: climate protection or economy? Weights climate protection slightly stronger than economic growth. Stance

Migration & Integration

How should immigration policy be regulated? Prefers restrictive immigration with clear conditions. Stance
How should immigrant integration be shaped? Emphasizes cultural adaptation of immigrants. Stance
Should ethnic minorities be granted more rights? Rejects special rights and demands equal treatment without privileges. Stance
What role should nation-states play? Views national and international responsibility as balanced. Stance

Democracy & Institutions

How should power be distributed? Holds a neutral stance on power distribution. Stance
How independent should the judiciary be? Views some cooperation between government and judiciary as acceptable. Stance
How should the state be organized: centralized or federal? Tends towards a more centralized administration. Stance
Positions of Nea Dimokratia: Should income and wealth be redistributed? Tends to reject stronger redistribution and emphasizes personal responsibility. How should the state manage its available budget? Tends towards austerity and debt reduction. Should the local economy be protected? Advocates largely free trade with minor protective measures. What is more important: freedom or security? Prioritizes security over unrestricted freedom. Should the equality of women be promoted? Considers equality to be fundamentally achieved. Should LGBTQ+ equality be advanced? Holds a neutral stance on LGBTQ+ advancement. Should same-sex marriage be allowed? Largely supports same-sex partnerships. What role should religions play in politics? Advocates for a close connection between religion and politics. What is more important: environmental protection or economy? Seeks to balance ecological and economic interests. What is more important: climate protection or economy? Weights climate protection slightly stronger than economic growth. How should immigration policy be regulated? Prefers restrictive immigration with clear conditions. How should immigrant integration be shaped? Emphasizes cultural adaptation of immigrants. Should ethnic minorities be granted more rights? Rejects special rights and demands equal treatment without privileges. What role should nation-states play? Views national and international responsibility as balanced. How should power be distributed? Holds a neutral stance on power distribution. How independent should the judiciary be? Views some cooperation between government and judiciary as acceptable. How should the state be organized: centralized or federal? Tends towards a more centralized administration.

Nea Dimokratia in Europe

Political Alignment
Conservative
Social
Market
Progressive
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Nea Dimokratia: Election results in Greece since 1945

Nea Dimokratia: Election results in Greece since 1945 1974: 54.4 %, 1977: 41.8 %, 1981: 35.9 %, 1985: 40.8 %, 1989: 44.3 %, 1989: 46.2 %, 1990: 46.9 %, 1993: 39.3 %, 1996: 38.1 %, 2000: 42.7 %, 2004: 45.4 %, 2007: 41.8 %, 2009: 33.5 %, 2012: 18.9 %, 2012: 29.7 %, 2015: 27.8 %, 2019: 39.9 %, 2023: 40.8 %, 2023: 40.6 %

All elections since 1945 in which Nea Dimokratia participated. Click a row to see election details.

Nea Dimokratia in government: the record since 1945

1974 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 Today
Led government Involved in government Not in government
Time in government
85 years • 5 months • 3 weeks • 2 days
Share since 1974
76 %
Cabinets led
11

29 years • 1 week • 3 days

Coalition involvements
2

56 years • 5 months • 1 week • 6 days

Kyriakos Mitsotakis Mitsotakis Kyr I 8 July 2019 – 26 June 2023 · 3 years 11 months
158 of 300 seats
Antonis Samaras Samaras II 25 June 2013 – 27 January 2015 · 1 year 7 months
162 of 300 seats
Antonis Samaras Samaras I 20 June 2012 – 25 June 2013 · 1 year 5 days
179 of 300 seats
Lucas Papademos Papademos 11 November 2011 – Today · 14 years 11 months
266 of 300 seats
Kostas Karamanlis Karamanlis Kos II 19 September 2007 – 24 September 2009 · 2 years 5 days
152 of 300 seats
Kostas Karamanlis Karamanlis Kos I 10 March 2004 – 1 October 2007 · 3 years 6 months
166 of 300 seats
Xenophon Zolotas Zolotas I 23 November 1989 – Today · 36 years 11 months
297 of 300 seats
Georgios Rallis Rallis 9 May 1980 – 21 October 1981 · 1 year 5 months
171 of 300 seats

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