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Katsanidou's incumbency and unanimous Social Democratic renomination give her a strong continuity advantage, so her formal return as chair is likely.
Katsanidou enters the election as the incumbent, her party's unequivocal nominee and the leader of the council's largest party after the previous election. The Social Democrats also have a demonstrated path to power through their governing partnership with the Centre and Left parties. Continuity is therefore likely but not secure: that coalition began with the narrowest possible majority, the current election is unusually close, and governing partners will be chosen only after votes are counted.
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