Nobody wants him in the Palace, he knows that, but he still doesn’t give up. His name is Matteo Renzi and he has around 3.5% support among Italians who participated in Renato Mannheimer’s survey, registering +0.3% compared to January 10th, perhaps due to his big television tour in recent days . During the Piazza Pulita episode, broadcast on La7, presented by Corrado Formigli, the results of a question asked to voters by the well-known researcher president of ISPO (Institute for Public Opinion Studies) were exposed. That is, if you want Itália Viva and its leader within the center-left coalition. The most popular answer was “no”, with 59.2% of preferences. According to 67% of Democratic Party voters, Renzi should move away from the left, as should supporters of the 5 Star Movement (70%), of which he has always been a fervent antagonist.
In short, they really don’t want it there. And Formigli does not hesitate to point this out to him, but the response, complete with a blow to the PD, is immediately elaborated: “This happened in 2022, when the PD’s masterpiece of not wanting us handed victory to Giorgia Meloni”. Afterwards, the former prime minister reveals: “I don’t want to be with Meloni at the European Championship, much less with Schlein”. And «as the European elections have proportional representation, I suggest to the Italians that if I go to Europe I will bring up certain questions that concern credibility from the point of view of international dossiers and some results at an economic level. substitutes, let them vote for them”. But “I’m running”. Formigli tells the joke: “I don’t know if MEPs can hold conferences in Saudi with Bin Salman”, but Renzi accepts with sporting spirit: “Definitely yes, if he If you want, I’ll do it once.”
With regard to the appreciation of the remaining parties of participants in the survey proposed by Mannheimer, we have a drop in Fratelli d’Italia to 28.9% (-0.4 compared to January 10). Elly Schlein and his PD remain stable at 19.2% and as a third force we also have Giuseppe Conte’s 5 Star Movement which rises to 16.5% (+0.2). Matteo Salvini’s Liga falls to 9.2 (-0.3%), while Forza Italia remains at 7.2%. Finally, with the US presidential elections just around the corner, who would Italians vote for? The preference is for the confirmation of Joe Biden, with 43%. 28.5% are in favor of Donald Trump and the remaining 28.5%, especially young people, abstain.
Source: IL Tempo
Emma Fitzgerald is an accomplished political journalist and author at The Nation View. With a background in political science and international relations, she has a deep understanding of the political landscape and the forces that shape it.
