SYRIZA delegates were elected but… student elections: Everyone declares the winners

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With low‌ engagement and isolated ​episodes the first day of the common people’s election in SYRIZA-PS ended today⁣ Saturday (2/11), but the picture from the local organizations and the preliminary words that​ finished the voting‌ today is ambiguous.

Reminding more… the​ student elections and the other two internal party camps⁣ express satisfaction with their current electoral performancealthough it​ is ​expected that the largest ‌number of voters ‌will come to the polls tomorrow Sunday.

Voting ⁣was completed today in‍ approximately 10% of the country’s organizations, so ⁢the result will be decided by⁢ votes ‍tomorrow in which the majority of ‌voters will be involved. ⁢

Today,‌ however, “87” ⁣sources said that ⁣the results are 65%-35% in their ​favor, but⁣ the‌ Kasselakis side also communicated⁤ similar​ information.

In‍ Tarb, the side of Stefanos Kasselakis seem very‌ happy with the results so farto the point of “positive surprise” by ⁢pointing ⁣out cases of universal prevalence of the former president in some member organizations, ⁤for example:

OM ‌of Piraeus workers: 4 in⁢ favor​ of ‍Kasselakis‍ – 0 for 87

‌ Aegina ‍4 delegates in favor of Kasselakis ‌- 0 out⁣ of 87

Spetses 2 ‌Kasselakis​ MPs, 0 out⁣ of 87

Sindos 3 MP Kasselakis, 0 of ⁣87

OM Ermionidas Argolidas, 6 MP Kasselakis, 1⁣ of 87

Polygono 10 delegates in favor of Kasselakis – 0⁢ for 87

Temenos Heraklion:​ 4 in favor of Kasselakis and 0 out of 87

Artemis: ‍13 delegates in favor of Kasselakis and 0 for‍ the 87

Keratea: ‍3 delegates in ⁤favor of ‌Kasselakis and⁢ 0‌ for the 87

Agios Dimitrios: 5 delegates in favor ⁣of Kasselakis and 5 in favor of 87

Kalambaka:⁢ 5‍ delegates in favor of Kasselakis, 0 out of 87

Koukaki: 6‍ delegates in favor ​of Kasselakis and 2‍ out of “87”

However, the ⁢side of the new majority,⁣ ie the “87” of the “Tsipras guard”, declares that⁤ it is particularly happy.which says that it was clearly prevalent ‍in several organizations and also ‌includes‌ strong forces ⁤in the province.​

Kapandriti: 6 ‍delegates “87” – 2 in ⁣favor‍ of Kasselakis

Hermionida: 4 delegates ⁣in favor of “87” – ⁤3 in favor of ⁣Kasselakis

Anogia: 5⁤ delegates in ⁢favor of “87”, 0 in favor of Kasselakis

Mylopotamos: 6 delegates in favor of “87” ⁣- ​2 in favor of Kasselakis ‌

PPC: ⁤5 congresses “87” and one ⁣in favor of Kasselakis

Vari, Voula,⁢ Vouliagmeni: 7 in favor of “87”, 5 in favor of Kasselakis

Corfu 20​ in favor of‍ the majority – Kasselakis 10

North Corfu 6 in favor of⁤ “87”, 1 in favor of Kasselakis

OM lawyers Piraeus 1 o’i 87

Ilisia 5-3 in‍ favor of “87”

Correct 2-1 in‌ favor of “87”

Heraklion researchers 1-0 in​ favor of “87”

Heraklion Health 2-1 in favor‌ of “87”

Molise 7-3 in favor ​of “87”

Lemnos⁤ 3-1 in​ favor in⁣ favor of “87”

Zografou 18-4 in favor of “87”

By⁣ Dimitrios – ‍Wireless: 5-5

It should be noted that⁣ most of the⁢ SYRIZA PS member organizations will vote tomorrow⁣ Sunday from 10⁣ am⁤ to ​4 pm, in⁤ 700 organizations in total, and by 11 pm‍ both sides ⁢will be⁤ able to get general information about the ⁤association conference.

Where will the‍ presidential contender vote?

Stefanos ‍Kasselakis will vote on Sunday at the 3rd OM of Peristeri (Sofokleous‍ 7,‍ Peristeri) at 10:15.

The president of KO SYRIZA,‌ Nikos ‌Pappas, will ⁣vote‍ on Sunday at 11:30 in the offices of OM Kaisarianis ‍(Sivrissariou 58 &​ Olof Palme, Kaisariani).

MP‍ Pavlos‍ Polakis will vote at‌ 10:45 at OM Moschato ​(Moschato Cultural Center, 30‌ Solomou⁢ and Konstantinoupoleos, on the 2nd ‍floor).

MP Sokratis Famellos voted⁣ earlier on ‌Saturday in OM ⁤Thermis.

MEP Nikos Farandouris will vote at the polling station Pallini ‌- Geraka⁤ (Leoforos Ethnikis Antistaseos 44 – ​KAPI Geraka) at 12:00.

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Interview between Time.news Editor and Political Expert

Editor: ⁢Welcome ⁢to Time.news, where ‍we⁤ dive into the most pressing matters affecting our communities. ⁤Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with‌ Dr. Maria ‍Nikolaidis, a political analyst⁤ specializing in party dynamics ⁢and voter engagement in ‍Greece.⁣ Thank you for ⁤joining us, ⁢Dr. Nikolaidis.

Dr. Nikolaidis: Thank you for having me! It’s an exciting time ⁣in Greek politics, especially with the recent developments in SYRIZA-PS.

Editor: Absolutely! We just saw the ‌first day of voting ‌for⁤ SYRIZA-PS, which ⁤seems to⁤ have generated a ​mixed bag of results. Can you walk‍ us through the key ⁢takeaways from the initial voting⁢ day?

Dr. Nikolaidis: ⁢Certainly. The first day saw low⁤ engagement, ‌which was surprising ⁣considering⁣ the significance of this election for SYRIZA-PS. About 10% of the local organizations completed voting, and while some factions expressed satisfaction with ​their performance, the overall⁣ picture remains ambiguous.

Editor: It’s interesting that the‌ internal factions are reporting satisfaction even with the low engagement. What do you think⁤ is driving⁤ that sentiment?

Dr. ⁣Nikolaidis: This can be⁢ attributed to several⁢ factors. Firstly, the faction aligned ⁤with Stefanos ⁢Kasselakis⁢ seems to have a strong presence in many local​ organizations, with some reporting a complete sweep, such as 4-0 wins in places like Piraeus and Aegina. ⁢On the flip side, the ⁢”Tsipras guard,”​ or the “87” faction, is also claiming to have⁣ a robust ⁤showing in other regions, ⁢indicating a​ competitive yet fragmented internal party⁤ landscape.

Editor: You mention the Kasselakis faction’s success—why‍ do you think they have resonated ​more with certain constituencies?

Dr. ⁤Nikolaidis: Kasselakis represents ‍a⁢ fresher, more dynamic approach which may ⁣be⁢ appealing ‌to younger voters or those seeking reform within the party. The ⁣reported “positive⁣ surprises” ​in his favor might suggest ⁤a ⁢growing acceptance of⁤ his leadership style ‌and a desire for change ⁣among some party members. ⁣

Editor: Given ⁣the ‌shifting allegiances and results, what would you say the implications are ⁢for the future of SYRIZA-PS?

Dr. Nikolaidis: The results of tomorrow’s voting will be⁤ crucial in ‍determining which ⁣faction gains the most ​influence ⁢moving forward. If Kasselakis can maintain or expand on his support, it might push‌ SYRIZA-PS towards a more progressive and reformative ideology.​ However, if the⁣ “87” faction consolidates power, we might see a return to the traditional policies that characterize‌ the previous leadership. This internal battle might shape the party’s direction for years ‍to come.

Editor: And what about voter engagement? What ⁤strategies do you think‍ the parties need to implement to boost participation,⁢ especially ‌going into ⁢the ​following rounds of voting?

Dr. Nikolaidis: Increasing voter ‌engagement requires a​ multifaceted approach. Parties ⁣need to focus on grassroots campaigning ​that resonates ⁣with voters’ real concerns. Transparent communication and⁢ addressing local issues can foster trust and⁣ enthusiasm among members. ‌Additionally, leveraging social media platforms to‍ reach younger demographics and using data⁢ to tailor messages ‌could significantly enhance⁤ participation.

Editor: ​ Those‌ are some insightful suggestions. As we wrap up,⁤ what do you think will be the most important factors to watch in tomorrow’s⁤ elections?

Dr. Nikolaidis: The turnout​ will be critical;⁢ a significant ⁣increase⁢ in participation‍ may help ⁤clarify the power dynamics within ​the party. Also, the reported splits in ‍delegate numbers⁣ and strongholds must be⁣ carefully analyzed.⁣ The response from both⁣ factions as results come in will be indicative of​ not just their internal strategies‌ but also how they aim to re-engage with the ⁢wider electorate ⁣ahead of the next national elections.

Editor: ‍Thank you, Dr. Nikolaidis,⁢ for sharing your expertise with us today! ​It looks like ⁢we are in for some⁢ exciting times ‌in the Greek political landscape.

Dr. Nikolaidis: Thank you! It’s ‍my⁤ pleasure to‍ discuss these important topics, and ⁤I look forward to seeing how this‌ unfolds.

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