From 8:00 a.m. on Sunday morning until 7:00 p.m., voters go to the polls for the process of electing the president of SYRIZA-PS.
Candidates, in alphabetical order, are Apostolos Gletsos, Pavlos Polakis, Sokratis Famellos, Nikolas Farandouris. If necessary there will be a repeat round next Sunday, December 1st.
According to an announcement by Koumoundourou, SYRIZA-PS is fully prepared ahead of the presidential election process on Sunday, November 24. In the previous days, he says, two informative teleconferences were held with the Electoral Commissions from across the country regarding the election process.
Specifically, voting in the 465 polling stations will begin at 8 am. and will end at 7 p.m.
A bet for Koumoundourou is the high participation of citizens in the polls, at a time when SYRIZA is no longer the official opposition and the former president of the party, Stefanos Kasselakis, has officially announced the “Democracy Movement” since yesterday Saturday.
“With their massive participation in the ballot box of the presidential election, the left-wing, progressive citizens will give the most resounding response to those who strike plans to break up SYRIZA […] We call on every left-wing, progressive, democratic citizen, the world of SYRIZA who supported the party in various periods, the world of the left, the center-left and the progressive center, to participate en masse and actively in the polls…”, said a related announcement of the party, among other things , inviting the friends of the party to mass participation in the elections.
What voters need to know
1. How do I vote for President?
EVERYONE from the age of 15 years and older, who are either members of SYRIZA – Progressive Alliance, or register as members of SYRIZA – Progressive Alliance even on the day of the elections, Sunday 24 November, on site at the polling stations, has the right to vote. .
2. When do I vote?
On Sunday, November 24, 2024, from 8.00 a.m. until 7.00 p.m.
3. Where do I vote?
Polling stations have been set across the country and will be announced in the coming days. Those who are already members and those who register on the day of the vote can vote in ANY ELECTION STATION THROUGHOUT GREECE, even if they are outside their electoral district.
4. What should I bring with me?
Police ID or passport or driver’s license or health card.
To participate in the electoral process, an electoral contribution of 3 euros is required.
Citizens of other countries, such as the European Union or third countries or immigrants and those who are under 17 must show a legal document that shows their identity, as well as their AMKA.
5. How do I vote from abroad?
For residents abroad, voting will be conducted electronically, from Saturday November 23 at 11:59 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Greek time on Sunday November 24. Members and those who register as members have the right to vote until Thursday 21 November at 14.00 Greek time.
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**Dr. Pappas, given the open nature of the SYRIZA-PS election allowing participation from 15 years and older, do you foresee this expanding the party’s base or potentially leading to internal divisions due to differing viewpoints within a wider pool of voters?**
## Inside SYRIZA: A Conversation About the Future
**Welcome to World Today News, where we delve into the crucial events shaping our world. Today, we’re focusing on the upcoming presidential election within the SYRIZA-PS party. We’ve invited two experts to shed light on this pivotal moment for the Greek left.**
**Our guests are:**
* **Dr. Sophia Pappas**, a political scientist specializing in Greek politics and party dynamics.
* **George Karas**, a veteran journalist who has covered SYRIZA extensively.
**Let’s begin by discussing the context of this election. Dr. Pappas, how significant is this internal election for SYRIZA-PS, especially given the recent formation of the “Democracy Movement” by former President Stefanos Kasselakis?**
**(Allow Dr. Pappas to elaborate on the challenges and opportunities facing SYRIZA-PS, addressing the impact of Kasselakis’ departure and the broader political landscape)**
**George, you’ve been observing SYRIZA for years. How would you characterize the mood within the party going into this election? Is there a sense of unity, or are divisions palpable?**
**(Encourage George to share his insights on the internal dynamics of SYRIZA-PS, the motivations of the candidates, and the potential for factionalism)**
**Let’s now turn to the process itself. The article emphasizes the open nature of this election, with anyone from the age of 15 and over able to participate. Dr. Pappas, what are your thoughts on this approach? Does it encourage wider engagement or raise concerns about party cohesion?**
**(Explore the potential benefits and drawbacks of this open electoral system, considering its impact on both participation levels and the future direction of SYRIZA-PS) **
**This election also sees the widespread adoption of electronic voting for those living abroad. George, what are the implications of this innovative approach? Could it lead to increased voter turnout from the diaspora, or are there potential challenges to consider?**
**(Discuss the implications of electronic voting, analyzing its potential to broaden participation while addressing concerns about security, accessibility, and digital literacy) **
**looking ahead, what are the key questions and challenges that the next president of SYRIZA-PS will face? What are the potential implications for the Greek political landscape more broadly?**
**(Conclude the interview by inviting both guests to offer their perspectives on the future of SYRIZA-PS and its role in the broader Greek political context. Encourage them to share their final thoughts and predictions).**
This structured format, with clear thematic sections and open-ended questions, allows for a nuanced discussion of the SYRIZA-PS presidential election while engaging both experts and the audience. Remember to maintain a professional and neutral tone throughout the interview, allowing both experts to express their views without interruption.
