Sara Guglielmetti A sensational rumor has surfaced regarding Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. According to Repubblica, the current Prime Minister is considering resigning in March 2027, immediately after the European summit in Rome. But here are all the details and what would happen if she actually did.
Will Giorgia Meloni resign in March 2027? The rumor
According to La Repubblica, Giorgia Meloni is considering resigning in March 2027, immediately after hosting the European Council in Rome, which celebrates the 69th anniversary of the signing of the Treaties of Rome, which created the EEC, the precursor to the EU. But what would happen if this were the case? If Meloni were to actually resign in March 2027, the green light would be given for early elections as early as May.
But let's see all the details.
Giorgia Meloni's resignation in March 2027: possible scenario and election date
As we've just seen, according to Repubblica, Giorgia Meloni is considering handing in her resignation in March 2027, immediately after the European summit in Rome. If this were the case, early elections could be called as early as May 2027, although it's more likely that in that case the government will opt for a June election day, bundling the local elections as well.
In addition to renewing Parliament, the mayoral elections would also be held for several municipalities, including Milan, Turin , Rome, Naples, and Bologna. However, La Repubblica also emphasizes that, officially, the current government continues to reiterate that the legislature will continue until its natural expiration, namely October 2027. This, however, would risk elections in December 2027, precisely when the 2028 budget is expected to be approved . Therefore, Meloni is reportedly considering the possibility of resigning in March and holding early elections in May/June.