New Democracy Party Will Win Election By 1%, Greek TV Predicts

By Palash Ghosh | June 17 2012 1:47 PM

Greek newspaper Kathimerini reported Sunday evening that the pro-bailout New Democracy party will win Greece’s election by more than 1 percentage, citing an estimate from Antenna TV based on exit polls.

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A mother and her child leave the voting booth at a polling station in Athens Sunday.

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The latest exit poll from Antenna has ND grabbing between 28.6 percent and 30 percent of the tally, with the far-left Syriza winning between 27 percent and 28.4 percent.

The Socialist Pasok is at a distant third place, with between 11 percent and 12.5 percent.

However, since exit polls only cover 80 percent of the ballots, another exit poll will be taken later.

There are also reports that the first official results will be delayed.

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