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Greece Greece's Parliamentary Election: Results, Seat Distribution, and Coalition Options

Election Winner
Nea Dimokratia
45.4 % of votes
Parties in Parliament
4
±0 compared to 2000
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Final Official Results of the Greek Parliamentary Election

The bars show each party's vote share. Results of the Greek Parliamentary Election Held on 7 March 2004

ND
45.4
PASOK
40.6
KKE
5.9
SYRIZA
3.3
LAOS
2.2
DIKKI
1.8
SYN
< 0.1
Other
0.8
Government cannot remain in office

The incumbent governing parties achieved 38.7% of the seats.

Seat Distribution After Greece's Parliamentary Election

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Who Governed Greece After the Election

Election Day 07/03/2004 Karamanlis Kos I 10/03/2004 – 01/10/2007

Karamanlis Kos I

 10 March 2004 – 1 October 2007 · 3 years 6 months
166 of 300 seats
All Elections
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Every party in detail: votes, gains and losses

Orientation Party Votes Seats Link
Centre-Right Nea Dimokratia 45.4 % – 166 –
Centre-Left PASOK 40.6 % – 116 –
Far-Left Kommounistikó 5.9 % – 12 –
Left SYRIZA 3.3 % – 0 –
Far-Right LAOS 2.2 % – 0 –
Left DIKKI 1.8 % – 0 –
Left Synaspismos < 0.1 % – 6 –
Unknown Other Parties 0.8 % – 0 –

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