Lucrezia Ciotti The new political poll from the Piepoli Institute depicts an increasingly close race between the center-right and the broader coalition, separated by just half a point. Brothers of Italy remains the leading party , while the League and Democratic Party decline, and Roberto Vannacci's National Future is gaining ground.
Democratic Party declines, M5S stable: the broad field remains narrowly ahead of the center-right
On the opposition side, the most significant data concerns the Democratic Party , which loses one point to 20% . The Five Star Movement remains stable at 12,5% , while the Green-Left Alliance grows by half a point to 7% . These numbers are part of the delicate process of building a broad coalition. At the Festa dell'Unità, the Democratic Party leader indicated that the priority would be first to define the program and then to hold primaries.
Furthermore, on the Ukraine issue, the Democratic Party reiterated its willingness to continue supporting Kiev, distancing itself from the positions expressed by Giuseppe Conte.
The issues surrounding the smaller parties also remain to be resolved: Italia Viva has dropped to 2% , and Matteo Renzi has said he's willing to step back from leadership to foster unity, while Conte has expressed concern about the idea of "giving centrality" to a party with a small percentage of the vote.
Action, on the other hand, rises to 3% , reaching the threshold; +Europa , Sud Chiama Nord , Partito Libera democratico , and Noi Moderati are all at 1,5% , while Ora! stops at 0,5% . The overall battle between the coalitions remains wide open: the broad field reaches 43% , just above the center-right's 42,5% . Only half a point therefore divides the two camps, a minimal gap that makes even small shifts in consensus potentially decisive and leaves the outcome of the future electoral challenge still uncertain.
Political polls show the party's decline further: the League is increasingly struggling.
The latest data from the Piepoli Institute paints a still very balanced political picture ahead of the upcoming general elections . Brothers of Italy ( FdI) maintains a solid lead with 28% of the vote, confirming the centrality of Giorgia Meloni's party within the majority. However, significant movements are emerging within the center-right. The League loses half a percentage point , dropping to 5,5% , while Forza Italia remains at 7,5% . Roberto Vannacci 's National Future also reaches the same percentage , gaining 0,5% and thus moving into the running for fourth place among the parties surveyed. The data highlights growing shifts in the coalition balance: FdI maintains a very large lead over its allies, while Vannacci's party continues to grow alongside the Northern League's decline.
The debate over the electoral law also remains in the background. After the tensions of recent weeks, primarily related to the issue of preferences and the possibility of supporting some of the Democratic Party's sub-amendments, the majority seems to have regained unity around the preference formula, with the leading candidates blocked.