Today is the big day. I still haven't decided, but I have 6 more hours to think it over
I'll tell you what the parties (maintain they) are:
The first one are the socialists. They've been the goverment since 1981, barring a 3-year period. We've been sitting on that burning sun for quite a long time
The second one is the other big party. They are the conservatives. According to the polls they will probably win but not easily. 4 years ago they though they had won when the first results were out, but then slowly and tortutously the socialists were going up and they finally won. The conservatives had been the goverment for about 3 hours
Basically these two big parties are exactly the same as far as their positions are concerned. To the point that they accuse each other of stealing their programs. It's ridiculous.
The 3rd one is the communist party as you all guessed. It has a rather stable percentage of 5-6%, and it is unique in that it probably is the only nontrivial communist party in the EU that is actually against the EU. Because it maintains so radically different positions, many people vote it just for a loud protest, not because they believe in communism.
The 4th one are the romantic lefties. The lefties with a European perspective and artistic, intellectual reflections. They are the party of intellectuals, poets, romantic students, etc. You get the idea. They are always struggling to get 3% which is the limit to enter the parliament. Polls show they'll be struggling again.
The 5th one is just an offshoot of the big bad socialists. Its leader formed it because the big bad socialists had become conservatives and forgot about the people and the social care nature that a socialist state should preserve. The symbol is not a "fresh fruit" or a "buttcrack", it's just a bird flying towards the sun
The 6th one is the extreme right wing party, with the usual positions of extreme rightists: Immediate expelling of illegal immigrants, harsh punishment of corruption, high religious tones etc. An observant beholder could have guessed it since its symbol derives from the Greek flag; a white cross on a blue background.
The last two parties according to the polls will not reach the magic 3%, but you never know, Greek voters are known to be highly unpredictable
