Greece’s largest cities, Athens and Thessaloniki, changed mayors in the repeat local elections held on Sunday.
Voting took place in the country’s regions and municipalities where no single party candidate – or coalition of candidates – managed to surpass the required 43% threshold of votes.
In Athens, incumbent Kostas Bakoyannis (44.04%) lost to Haris Doukas (55.96%).
In Thessaloniki, Stelios Angeloudis led with 67,33% against the incumbent Konstantinos Zervas (32.67%).
