The findings of the internal party internet survey conducted by DIKO were presented yesterday at its Congress, disproving the views that prevail within the party. Specifically, 97.6% of its members consider the government's policy for dealing with immigration / refugees to be insufficient. In addition, a percentage of 93.7% claims a national minimum wage and 86.2% believe that defense spending should increase to 2% of GDP as suggested by DIKO.
Regarding the content of the Local Government reform as it has been formulated in the House of Representatives (20 Municipalities), 61.5% of the respondents are not satisfied while 38.5% express satisfaction.
See the results:
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The announcement of DIKO as it is:
The first in-party online opinion poll of DIKO members is a fact and was conducted in the context of the conference proceedings.
The results were presented during the Political Congress of February 6, by the vice president of the party, Antonis Antoniou.
The internal party referendum was about important issues that concern the country. Based on the findings, the members of the Democratic Party, in a percentage of 97.6%, consider the government policy for dealing with the immigrant / refugee to be insufficient. 93.7% claim a national minimum wage and 86.2% believe that defense spending should increase to 2% of GDP as suggested by DIKO.
More specifically, the vast majority of DIKO members (97.6%) do not consider the government's policy to deal with immigration sufficient and favor the adoption of additional measures as proposed by the party.
Regarding the content of the Local Government reform as it has been formulated in the House of Representatives (20 Municipalities), 61.5% of the respondents are not satisfied while 38.5% express satisfaction.
