With political parties having wrapped up their campaigns, these national elections appear to have no clear favorite. Elections in Greece are held officially every four years, with Universal suffrage at age 18 and compulsory.
Polls are to open at sunrise and close at sunset.
There will be 600 voters on average per polling station. Of the new voters, men outnumber women by 666, although women voters make up 51.2 percent of the total electorate. Reinforced proportional representation gives the first party bonus seats, ensuring that it gets a solid parliamentary majority even if it wins by a slim margin. Parties must receive at least three percent of the vote to get into parliament. Parties slates in each district include candidates equal to the number of seats to be filled in the constituency.