New Democracy (ND) unexpectedly postponed its parliamentary group meeting, reportedly due to strategic considerations regarding the upcoming elections. The shift in timing coincided with increased political activity linked to religious festivals and visits to churches, suggesting a broadening of the party’s outreach efforts. Prime Minister Mitsotakis is prioritizing key issues for the next parliamentary term, including reforms to the OPEKEPE agricultural payment agency and a potential constitutional revision. Sources indicate the change allows for a refined approach to campaigning and discussion of these critical policy areas. The postponement underscores the intensive preparations underway within ND as it gears up for the electoral challenge. The involvement of religious sites highlights an unconventional yet deliberate campaign tactic. This meeting is crucial for solidifying the party's platform and messaging.