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The Brothers of Italy party is growing, the Democratic Party is declining, and the Five Star Movement is making progress. This is the top three in a survey conducted by the "Only Numbers" Institute (Ghisleri) for "Porta a Porta" (The Door to a Door) on Italians' voting intentions in the event of elections today, November 12, 2026. The center-right would emerge victorious, even without the support of Roberto Vannacci's party, Futuro Nazionale.
Schierarsi also enters the scene, with Alessandro Di Battista.
According to the poll, Brothers of Italy remains the leading party with 28,2% of the vote, up 0,6% from the last poll on October 26. The party led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is widening its lead. The Democratic Party, led by secretary Elly Schlein, is at 20,4%, after a 0,4% decline.
Giuseppe Conte's Five Star Movement, on the other hand, stands at 11,6%, up 1,2%. In fourth place among the parties is Forza Italia, which, with 7,6% (+0,1%), is ahead of Vannacci's National Future, which is at 6,5%, down 0,3% (-0,3%). The Green Left Alliance is at 6%, down half a point (-0,5%), as is the League, which is also at 6% (-0,5%).
They are followed by Action-the center at 3,3% (-0,1%), Italia Viva-Casa Riformista at 2,2% (stable), Alessandro Di Battista's Schierarsi at 2,2% in its first survey, +Europa at 1,1% (-0,2%), Civic Project (Onorato) at 1,1% (+0,3%), We Moderates at 1,1% (+0,2%), South calls North (Cateno De Luca) stable at 0,8% and, finally, Plus One (Ruffini-Gabrielli) stable at 0,5%.
The other parties together collected 1,4% (-2,6%).
Those who abstained and were undecided stood at 41% (-7,5% compared to the last survey). Overall, the center-right, excluding National Future, stood at 43,7%, up 0,4%, while the broad camp (including Italia Viva and +Europa) would be at 42,9%, up 0,4% (+0,4%). Specifically, if Conte were the center-left's candidate for prime minister, the coalition would receive 41% of the vote, while the center-right, with Meloni, would receive 42,7%. If Schlein were the candidate for Prime Minister for the Broad Camp, the coalition would receive 40,2% of the vote, compared to 43,8% for the center-right with Meloni.
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