6 17 Greek election results at what point

It ends at 7 o'clock, and the results will be announced at 9:30, that is, it will end at 0:00 on the 18th, Beijing time, and the results will be announced at 2:30.

At 0:00 Beijing time on the 18th, voting ended at 13:00, and the final result was produced.

Just the last 5 words are your own type, right? In fact, I also want to know the time, and I can't laugh or cry when I see this answer.

The specific schedule of Greece** has been announced, and the voting will end at 0:00 Beijing time on June 18, and the final voting results are expected to be released at 13:00 on June 18.

June 14th, 2012 19:04 Greece will be held again this weekend (June 17th).

Before that, the following is a summary of some key time points (the following times are Beijing time):

At 00:00 on June 18, the official preliminary poll was announced.

At 4:30 a.m. on June 18, the official random selection of 25% of the votes and the announcement of the first election result estimate.

If the result is not overwhelming, the poll will continue on the day and be updated in real time until the NDP or Syriza party can secure enough seats to form a new **.

If no single party has won an absolute majority, negotiations for the formation of a coalition of political parties will take place on 19 June.

On June 18-19, the G20 summit, the fastest initial response from global leaders, will be held in Mexico.

The final election results in Greece are likely to refute the original poll report, which originally indicated that the left-wing Syrupa party would be.

A possible victory for the New Democratic Party will form a new **.

According to reports, the preliminary results released by Greek officials show that the New Democratic Party has about 128 seats. Syriza received about 72 seats; The Panhellenic Social Movement Party (PASOK) received about 33 seats.

Alexis Tsipras, the leader of the far-left party who opposes the continuation of austerity policies, has conceded defeat in the election.

After his victory, the leader of the NDP, Antonis Samaras, vowed to honor the promises Greece made to the international community. However, he expressed the hope that some of the terms of the international aid package would be renegotiated in order to alleviate the rapidly deteriorating economic environment in Greece.