FdI puts the turbo, sensational overtaking in the center-right –

The political climate is heating up in view of the European elections and the voting intentions of Italians confirm full trust in the government and in the work of Giorgia Meloni. This is what emerges from the latest survey by Nando Pagnoncelli, published today by Corriere della Sera. The events in Pisa, the alleged dossier once morest some political exponents, the Bari case and Michele Emiliano’s words on Antonio Decaro and participation in the Aspides mission in the Red Sea are just some of the issues that weigh on the scales of future voters. But not only. From the international background, news concerning the war in Ukraine and the war in the Gaza Strip emerges to the point of gaining a foreground position. The ones who emerge strengthened are the executive and the Prime Minister. “The executive’s approval rating is today 47, with 43% of Italians evaluating its work positively. Giorgia Meloni’s approval rating is 48, with positive ratings from 44% of Italians “: is the expert’s estimate.

The coalition is strong. This statement is also confirmed by the data of the individual parties. First in the rankings are Fratelli d’Italia, which turbocharges and gains +0.5 over the month of February, reaching 27.5%. Little gap between the League and Forza Italia: the Northern League is polled at 8.2%, while the Azzurri at 8.7%. And, speaking of FI, the secretary and foreign minister Antonio Tajani appears to be the most appreciated leader of the main parties (following Giorgia Meloni) with 36% of positive opinions. Evident haemorrhaging of votes for the 5 Star Movement: in the space of a month, Giuseppe Conte’s party lost 1.3%, slipping to 16.1%. Improvement for Elly Schlein’s Democratic Party, which just exceeds the psychological threshold and stops at 20.5%. Drop of 0.5% Share of Carlo Calenda. Better Italia Viva: Matteo Renzi’s strength is given at 3.3%. Small growth for +Europe. The Green Left Alliance, however, lost 0.8%.