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10. But as Samaras' Interior Minister, he might be a leeeetle biased

Sun Jun 17, 2012, 02:23 PM

Jun 2012

The projection was based on votes counted on the spot at about 12 percent of polling stations and sent to the ministry via text message. It proved highly accurate in an earlier May 6 election, which produced stalemate, though the figures are subject to a margin of error which leaves a degree of uncertainty.

"If we were in the United States, we would say it's too close to call and decline to publish a forecast," said Costas Panagopoulos of pollster Alco.

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GREECE: AP says exits show major parties have enough seats for a pro-Euro coalition. [View all] TheWraith Jun 2012 OP

So the right wingers are winning? nt jannyk Jun 2012 #1

Much like an American election, rural districts come in before urban districts kenny blankenship Jun 2012 #2

Looks like it. nt TheWraith Jun 2012 #3

Greek Interior Ministry calls it for New Dems (barely) jannyk Jun 2012 #4

But as Samaras' Interior Minister, he might be a leeeetle biased kenny blankenship Jun 2012 #10

So if that holds out, looks like NDP will have 124 seats. TheWraith Jun 2012 #11

Exit polls are so yesterday 99th_Monkey Jun 2012 #5

Sigh. TheWraith Jun 2012 #9

KOS & Fitzrakis have it right IMHO 99th_Monkey Jun 2012 #12

One more rigged election malaise Jun 2012 #6

what excatly do you think was done? RB TexLa Jun 2012 #8

If true the screaming yo-yos on the floor of the NYSE will like that very much bluestateguy Jun 2012 #7