Four out of ten Italians rate Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni positively, while the most popular government ministers are Deputy Prime Ministers Matteo Salvini (Infrastructure) and Antonio Tajani (Foreign Affairs). The survey carried out by Tecnè for Mediaset networks says so. According to what results from the survey, the Prime Minister is known by almost all respondents, a good 98 percent. Of these, 58% have a positive opinion of their work.
We then made it known to government officials. Salvini is known by 92 percent of the sample interviewed, Tajani by 88, followed by Minister of Agriculture Francesco Lollobrigida (84%) and Maria Elisabetta Alberti Casellati (institutional reforms) by 82 percent.
Ministers’ opinion sees Tajani in the lead with 57%, followed by Lollobrigida 55%, Crosetto (Defence) 51%, Giorgetti (EEconomy) 50%, Fitto (European Affairs) 47%, Nordio (Justice) 45%, Urso (Business) ) 44%, Sangiuliano (culture), 44% Abodi (sport) 43%, followed by Salvini (infrastructure), Casellati (institutional reforms), Bernini (university and research), Musumeci (sea and midday), Ciriani (relations with parliament), Zangrillo (Pa), Locatelli (disability), Schillaci (health), Calderone (work and well-being), Santanchè (tourism), Pichetto Fratin (ecological transition), Calderoli (regional affairs), Roccella (family ), Valditara (education) and Piantedosi (Interior).
Source: IL Tempo
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