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Konstantinou Cabinet
Konstantinou Cabinet
Piraea; 12th Cabinet of Piraea
	Georgios Konstantinou, Head of Government of Piraea
Date formed	0 December 0
People
Presidency of Piraea	Stella Davakis; Chairwoman of the Presidency
Premier	Georgios Konstantinou
Deputy Premier	Marina Maniatalli; Miro Kovač;
No. of ministers	18
Member party	People's Party; NovalianPeople's Party
Opposition party	Piraese Socialist Workers Union
History
Predecessor	Panopoulos government (2018-2022)

Revision as of 22:52, 22 September 2022

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The Konstantinou government (Piraese: Κυβέρνηση Κωνσταντίνου) is the twelfth and current government of the Third Piraean Republic. It is led by the Premier and leader of the People's Party, Georgios Konstantinou, and was formed after the 2022 Piraean general election in which the People's Party was the most voted political party. The cabinet is represented by a minority in the Piraean Senate; counts with several members from the Novalian People's Party and was granted the confidence of a number of Senate members from Change the Humanist Centre and Democrats.

Piraean media outlets have described the cabinet as pro-Euclean integration and with a strong liberal vision in economic aspects, where it has also been seen as technocratic. In social issues, newspapers editorials have seen it as continator of the general line of the People's Party, although combining liberal with conservative policies. The Konstantinou government marked the return of the centre-right to the government of Piraea after 3 continuous centre-left governments. In the Senate it has not counted with the approbation from the far-right Homeland, which remained on the opposition, although the parties have voted together in numerous occasions.

Investiture

During the day month, the Presidency held talks with the leaders of the parties that achieved representation in the Senate. The following day, Stella Davakis announced that the mandate for confidence was given to Georgios Konstantinou. The leader of the People's Party led the investiture debate during day month, although without being granted the confidence of the legislature; a second debate was held the following week and the abstention of Change and Democrats enabled Konstantinou to form a government.

Ballot →		30 September 2022	2 October 2022
Investiture Georgios Konstantinou (LK)
Required majority →		61 out of 125	Simple majority Y
	Yes • LK (46) • NLK/NNS (5) • DM (1) (2 on 2 October)	52 / 125	53 / 125
	No • PSEE (30) • YLE (11) • APE (5) • PK (4) • AL (2) (1 on 2 October)	50 / 125	50 / 125
	Abstentions • AL (8) (9 on 2 October) • ΑΚ (6) • DM (7)	21 / 125	22 / 125
	Absentees	0 / 350	0 / 350
Sources: Piraean Senate

Cabinet changes

As of the current date, no changes have been undergone in the structure of the Konstantinou government.

Cabinet composition

Position	Minister
← Konstantinou government → day month year−...
Political party		People's Party
Political party		Novalian People's Party
Premier		Georgios Konstantinou
Minister of the Economy and Public Function First Deputy Premier		Marina Maniatalli
Minister of Defence Second Deputy Premier		Miro Kovač
Minister of Euclean and Foreign Affairs
Minister of Interior
Minister of Employment and Social Security
Minister of Justice
Minister of Health
Minister of Infrastructure, Transport and Sustainable Mobility
Minister of Culture, Sports and Youth
Minister of Education
Minister of Higher Education, Research and Innovation
Minister of Welfare
Minister of Industry, Mining and Energy
Minister of Agriculture, Stockbreeding, Fishing and Food		Alexandros Argyrides
Minister of Territorial Cohesion
Minister of Ecological Transition and Environment
Minister of Equality, Migration and Diaspora
Minister of Rite and Church Relations

Results

The results showed several variations from the opinion polls commissioned the weeks before; in general terms, the People's Party outperformed opinion polls by several points, becoming the largest force in the Piraean Senate with 46 members, while the Piraese Socialist Workers Union saw a significantly lower share of votes and lost 6 seats in the final Senate distribution. The left to far-left coalition Popular Unity Candidacy remained the third largest force, but the two parties that compose it lost 11 seats if joined the previous seats held by the two parties. Seen as an effect of the growth of the People's Party and Change, and a poorly performed campaign, the centre-right Democrats became the party with the biggest loses, lowering its force in the Senate from 20 to 8 seats.

On the same night of elections, Georgios Konstantinou held a conversation with Christophoros Argyras, who agreed on not presenting a candidateship to the Presidency, opening the door to the investiture of the Sotirian democrat candidate. The same night, Anna Theodoropoulou and Eleftherios Kontoglou announced the creation of a joint document with proposals for Konstantinou, in order to reach an agreement and enable the candidate's investiture.

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30	11	5	4	6	8	10	5	46
Piraese Socialist Workers Union	YLE	APE	PK	AK	DM	AL	NNS/NLK	People's Party



Party		Party		Second round		Seats	+/–
Party		Votes	%	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	People's Party	1,668,555	37.02			46	21
	Piraese Socialist Workers Union	1,069,704	23.73			30	6
	Popular Unity Candidacy	402,282	8.92			11	New^[a]
	Change	356,568	7.91			10	4
	Democrats	287,997	6.39			8	12
	Humanist Centre	201,141	4.46			6	1
	Independent Regionalist Union	187,427	4.16			5	1
	Novalian People's Party	178,284	3.96			5	2
	Homeland Party	155,427	3.45			4	0
Total		4,507,385	100.00			125	125

Valid votes		4,507,385	98.60	0	0.00
Invalid/blank votes		63,999	1.40	4,183	100.00
Total votes		4,571,384	100.00	4,183	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		7,469,580	61.20
Source: Not yet

↑ The coalition formed by Green Alternative and the Piraese Section of the Workers' International lost 11 seats if joined the previous seats held by the two parties.

Aftermath

Government formation and investiture

Candidate	Date	Vote										Total
Georgios Konstantinou	30 September 2022 Absolute majority required (61/125)	Yes		46	1						5	52 / 125
		No	30			11	2		4	5		50 / 125
		Abs.			7		8	6				21 / 125

	2 October 2022 Simple majority required	Yes Y		46	2						5	53 / 125
		No	30			11	1		4	5		50 / 125
		Abs.			6		9	6				22 / 125

List of premiers

Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office			Party		Government Composition	Election	Ref.
Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Took office	Left office	Duration	Party		Government Composition	Election	Ref.
	Ioannis Apostolou (1932-2015)	17 April 1979	12 April 1982	6 years and 248 days		People's Party	Apostolou I LK	1979
	Ioannis Apostolou (1932-2015)	12 April 1982	21 December 1985	6 years and 248 days		People's Party	Apostolou II LK	1982
	Leonidas Palaiotis (1940-1996)	21 December 1985	day Month 1988	6 years and 327 days		PSEE	Palaiotis I PSEE	1985
	Leonidas Palaiotis (1940-1996)	day Month 1988	day Month 1992	6 years and 327 days		PSEE	Palaiotis II PSEE	1992
	Theodora Procopiou (1920-1999)	day Month 1992	day Month 1993	326 days		PSEE	Procopiou PSEE–PTED–PO–DS	1992
	Konstantinos Kondoulis (1922-2010)	day Month 1993	day Month 1999	7 years and 34 days		People's Party	Kondoulis I LK	1979
	Konstantinos Kondoulis (1922-2010)	day Month 1999	day Month 2002	7 years and 34 days		People's Party	Kondoulis II LK–EK	1982
	Stefanos Xanthos (1950-)	day Month 2001	day Month 2004	4 years and 0 days		PSEE	Xanthos I PSEE	1979
	Stefanos Xanthos (1950-)	day Month 2004	day Month 2005	4 years and 0 days		PSEE	Xanthos II PSEE	1982
	Evangelos Polakis (1936-)	day Month 2005	day Month 2009	4 years and 157 days		People's Party	Polakis LK–PK	2005
	Dimitris Zervakos (1950-)	day Month 2009	day Month 2013	8 years and 0 days		PSEE	Zervakos I PSEE	2009
	Dimitris Zervakos (1950-)	day Month 2013	day Month 2017	8 years and 0 days		PSEE	Zervakos II PSEE	2013
	Maria Theopeftatou (1953-)	day Month 2017	day Month 2018	1 year and 157 days		PSEE	Theopeftatou PSEE–DM–PEL–APE	2017
	Stamatios Panopoulos (1963-)	day Month 2018	Incumbent	6 years and 221 days		PSEE	Panopoulos PSEE–PTED–PEL–ΑΚ–APE	2018

[1] The coalition formed by Green Alternative and the Piraese Section of the Workers' International lost 11 seats if joined the previous seats held by the two parties.

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Cabinet changes

Cabinet composition

Results

Aftermath

Government formation and investiture

List of premiers

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