Panathinaikos Movement

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The Panathinaikos Movement (Greek: Παναθηναικό Κίνημα) is a Greek political party, founded in 2012. The Panathinaikos Movement is the first political and social political party in the history of the country, founded by people with an initial common their love for the sports club of Panathinaikos and the wish for a new stadium for the football team, despite the bureaucracy of the Greek state.

The party participated in the parliamentary elections of May 6 and received 31 votes, although they did not have ballots. Anyone who wanted to vote the party wrote PANATHINAIKOS MOVEMENT over a blank ballot and a legal representative put a seal to be considered as valid. In the parliamentary elections of June 2012 Panathinaikos Movement rapidly increased rates, rising from the 31 votes they had on previous elections to 12,439 votes (0.20%). At local elections on 18 May 2014 Panathinaikos Movement got 2.91% of the vote in the municipality of Athens (6.489 votes), winning a seat at the City Council.

Elections May 6, 2012[]

Votes of Panathinaikos Movement Eclect. Region Votes:

• Athens A 4
• Athens B 21
• Athens Prefecture 6
• Total votes: 31

Elections June 17, 2012[]

Votes of "Panathinaikos' Movement'

• Achaea 588
• Athens A 620
• Athens B 1,960
• Athens Prefecture 683
• Aetolia-Acarnania 467
• Arcadia 165
• Arta 180
• Chania 263
• Chios 115
• Corinthia 288
• Cyclades 339
• Drama 146
• Dodecanese 367
• Evros 459
• Euboea 441
• Elis 365
• Florina 123
• Heraklion 435
• Ioannina 259
• Karditsa 246
• Kavala 243
• Kozani 248
• Lasithi 199
• Lesbos 200
• Magnesia 293
• Messenia 297
• Phocis 100
• Piraeus A 196
• Piraeus B 305
• Preveza 128
• Rethymno 119
• Rhodope 189
• Serres 235
• Thessaloniki A 191
• Thessaloniki B 142
• Trikala 371
• Xanthi 261
• Total votes: 12,459 Percentage: 0.20%

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