Polls show gains for mainstream parties in Greece

Opinion polls have indicated that Greece's second election in just over a month will result in no single party gaining a majority in parliament, but two pro-austerity mainstream parties could form a coalition government.

Three weeks before Greece goes to the polls on June 17, the four surveys show Greek voters, tired of more than two years of austerity that have seen salaries and pensions slashed and new taxes imposed, nonetheless want to keep the euro and not revert to its own currency, the drachma.