The poll also asked respondents, "Should Greece remain in the Eurozone no matter what the sacrifices?" to which 74.2 percent replied yes, 59.9 percent of whom were reported to have said "definitely yes."
#Greferendum poll [GPO]: Yes 47.1% No 43.2% /via @euro2day_gr #Greece pic.twitter.com/aHL7arFOix
— Yannis Koutsomitis (@YanniKouts) July 1, 2015
On Thursday, GPO said the data from the polling, which it carried out for French bank BNP Paribas, represented only "fragmentary findings," and threatened to take legal action over the poll's publication.
#Greferendum polls. Note: GPO (Yes wins) is fake. via @Electograph pic.twitter.com/YjMyjym1X5
— Totaun€uro (@luysen) 2 июля 2015
The most recently released Greek opinion polls have shown a close split in voting intentions; according to the results of a poll conducted by the polling institute Alco and released on Friday, 44.8 percent of respondents favored a 'yes' vote and 43.4 percent were in favor of 'no'. Another survey carried out by the University of Macedonia showed 42.5 percent ready to vote 'yes,' and 43 percent ready to vote against the proposals.