Syriza has secured between 30 and 34 percent of the ballot, while the center-right New Democracy, led by Vangelis Meimarakis, is on between 28.5 and 32.5 percent, followed by the far-right Golden Dawn party with 6.5-8 percent.
Preliminary exit-poll figures indicate that a total of seven to nine parties have passed the three-percent threshold in order to be represented in parliament.
The information is in accordance with the Metron Analysis pollster’s data.
According to another pollster, the Macedonian University, Syriza is receiving from 31 to 35 percent of the vote, the New Democracy — from 29 to 33 percent, the Golden Dawn — 6 to 8 percent, PASOK — 5-7, KKE 5-7 percent, ANEL 2.5-4.5, Potami 3.5-5.5, the Popular Unity 2.5-3.5 percent, the Union of Centrists 2.5-4.5 percent.
PASOK has received 6.4 percent of votes so far, KKE — 5.5 percent, Potami — 3.9 percent, ANEL — 3.7 percent, according to Singular Logic, the company that officially covers the logistics of the Greek snap elections.
If the current statistics persist with all the votes counted, Syriza will receive 145 seats in parliament, while the New Democracy and the Golden Dawn parties will receive 75 and 19 seats accordingly out of the total of 300 seats in the Greek parliament.
