Reuters, 14/09 16:04 CET
By Renee Maltezou and John Stonestreet
ATHENS (Reuters) – Greece’s two
political heavyweights will have undecided voters in their sights on
Monday in a final televised head-to-head debate before national
elections, both seeking the elusive soundbite that might break a
deadlock in opinion polls.
With Sunday’s ballot looming, the leftist Syriza party of
former prime minister Alexis Tsipras and the New Democracy
conservatives led by Vangelis Meimarakis have been stuck in the same
place in the surveys for several weeks – virtually neck and neck and
well short of parliamentary majority.
Their respective personal popularity ratings have also stagnated around or slightly below 45 percent.
Both men have so far given loyal voters little reason to
switch allegiance, having devoted much of their campaigns to trading
accusations over the country’s ailing economy, institutionalised
corruption and responses to the refugee crisis.
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Source: Euronews
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