Far-right and left-wing fringe parties aim to enter Greek parliament as center-right dominates

Up to five small parties on the far right and far left could enter Parliament in Greece's repeat elections.
The center-right New Democracy party is expected to retain its lead but wants an absolute majority to avoid forming a coalition.
The entry of more fringe parties, especially from the extreme right spectrum, could complicate the legislative process over the next four years.
The likeliest of the fringe right to win representation is Elliniki Lysi, while Plefsi Eleftherias has the better chance of entering Parliament on the far left.
The far-right Elliniki Lysi and newcomer Niki offer viewpoints alien to most Greeks but are a far cry from the Nazi-inspired Golden Dawn party that was broken and imprisoned for running a criminal organization.