Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has repeatedly ruled out a snap election, stating that the next parliamentary vote will occur on schedule in spring 2027 to complete the full four-year term and ensure institutional consistency ahead of Greece’s EU Council presidency. Recent polling from October 2026 shows New Democracy leading at around 30% but projected short of a majority, amid cost-of-living pressures and opposition fragmentation, yet government actions emphasize stability measures such as tax relief, energy support, and targeted cabinet adjustments rather than parliament dissolution. Traders assign 91% probability to “No” based on these consistent official signals and absence of procedural triggers for an early contest by year-end.