New Democracy remains comfortably in the lead with 30.2% in vote intention, according to a new Metron Analysis poll for Mega television, even as 66% of respondents said they view the government's performance negatively.
The ruling party slipped just 0.2 points from the previous survey.
Alexis Tsipras's ELAS party followed at 15.8%, down nearly 1.5 points, while PASOK gained 1.2 points to reach 12.6%. Greek Solution polled at 6.9%, the Communist Party (KKE) at 6.1%, Freedom Sailing at 5.8%, Voice of Reason at 5.3%, Hope for Democracy at 4.4%, and MeRA25 at 2.5%.
In projected election results, New Democracy holds 25.1%, largely unchanged from the prior poll, followed by ELAS at 13.1%, PASOK at 10.5% and Greek Solution at 5.7%.
Mr. Mitsotakis remains the top choice for prime minister at 30%.
But on personal popularity, Zoe Konstantopoulou, leader of Freedom Sailing, leads Mr. Mitsotakis by two points, followed by Mr. Koutsoumbas, Mr. Tsipras and Mrs. Karystianou.
Just 29% rated the government's overall record positively against 66% negative, while 31% viewed Mr. Mitsotakis favorably against 65% unfavorably. PASOK's Nikos Androulakis fared similarly poorly, with 78% rating him negatively and 16% positively.
Asked about their personal financial situation, 49% of respondents said it had worsened, 38% said it stayed the same, and 13% said it improved.
On the country's overall direction, 29% said Greece is headed the right way, while 66% disagreed. Thirteen percent said they would consider backing a party led by Antonis Samaras.