Elections for the Greek parliament are being held today (May 21st) as a new government is being voted on.

A young voter named Dimitris, talked on camera about the result of the Greek elections (timestamp 03:26- 03:48)

"The election process is progressing smoothly, the point is to see the result. We hope we don't have the same government again.

We are looking forward to a different outcome this time in the parliament. Something that will help Greek people with the cost of basic necessities, the high cost of living, and the extremely high rents. It is essential for the new government to reduce the unemployment levels for people to have jobs."

Greece went to the parliamentary polls on Sunday (May 21) with 9.8 million registered voters looking to cast their votes to elect the next government. This is the first election since the country was freed from the supervision of international lenders who had provided bailout funds over the last few years.

Greece votes in a general election that could deliver a chaotic outcome, with the leading candidate, conservative Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, unlikely to garner a lead wide enough to avoid a new vote

A young voter named Dimitris, talked on camera about the result of the Greek elections (timestamp 03:26- 03:48)

"The election process is progressing smoothly, the point is to see the result. We hope we don't have the same government again.

We are looking forward to a different outcome this time in the parliament. Something that will help Greek people with the cost of basic necessities, the high cost of living, and the extremely high rents. It is essential for the new government to reduce the unemployment levels for people to have jobs."