The “red” opposition holds the majority, which increases the distance in relation to the other coalitions. The latest aggregated political polls on Supermedia Agi-YouTrend give these verdicts as the debate towards the European elections heats up. This week’s result is negative for the opposition. Elly Schlein’s Democratic Party records a new minimum during the secretary’s tenure (19.2%), well below the threshold of 20 considered the Democrats’ “minimum wage”. Giuseppe Conte’s M5S lost almost one point in 14 days, falling below 16%. The remaining opposition parties remain stable, with the exception of Ação, which also loses something (-0.2%).
The poll average for all parties: Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s Brothers of Italy are stable in first place, while the center-right as a whole is gaining ground. FDI 28.7% (stable) PD 19.2% (-0.1) M5S 15.6% (-0.9) Lega 9.3% (+0.2) Forza Italia 7.5% (-0 ,3) Action 3.8% (-0.2) Greens/Left 3.4% (stable) Italia Viva 3.1% (=) +Europe 2.6% (stable) Italexit 1.8% (-0 ,2) Popular Union 1.5% (+0.3) Moderate Us 1.3% (+0.4). In short, the distance between the FdI government forces, Matteo Salvini’s League and Forza Italia and the opposition bloc is increasing.
Source: IL Tempo
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