The New York Times: Αποτελέσματα από τις ελληνικές εκλογές

Results from the Greek election
In a decisive victory, New Democracy, the party of Greece’s conservative prime minister, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, captured 40.8 percent of the votes in the country’s general election, preliminary results showed. But the party fell short of the majority required to lead a one-party government, potentially setting the stage for another ballot within weeks.
Mitsotakis described the preliminary outcome as a “political earthquake” that called for an “experienced hand to the helm” of Greece, and said that any negotiations with fractious potential coalition partners would lead only to a dead end.
Because Mitsotakis appears to have ruled out forming a governing coalition, a second vote would be held under a different system, which grants bonus seats to the winning party, giving New Democracy a better chance of forming an independent government.
Hot-button issue: E.U. leaders have lauded Mitsotakis, appearing to cut him some slack for doing the continent’s unpleasant work of keeping migrants at bay, though he has been accused of illegally pushing asylum seekers back at sea.
Antonis Tsagronis
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