League in the lead, Pd four points, but the “ranking” is getting shorter, with a strong recovery of M5S and the constant rise of Fratelli d’Italia. This is what emerges from a Ipsos survey published by Corriere della Sera
In detail, Matteo Salvini’s League remains in the lead with 24% (-0.3%), followed by the Democratic Party with 20.4% (-0.8%), by the M5S with 18.0% ( + 1.3%), from FdI with 16.3% (+ 0.1%) and from FI with 7.2% (-0.2%). Among the minor forces there was an increase in Calenda’s Action which went from 2.2% to 2.8% and in the Italian Left-Article1 which went from 1.8% to 2.3%. Overall, the three parties in the center-right stood at 47.5% while the majority forces are credited with 43.6%. In one month, therefore, the advantage of the opposition forces over those of the majority is reduced from 5.2% to 3.9%. A gray area of abstention and indecision remains very large at 43.7%, about 22 million voters.
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According to the Ipsos survey, only one in four (28%) is aware of the fact that a constitutional referendum will be held in the coming months. The topic is of high importance for 44% of the interviewees, to which is added the 23% who consider it quite important. Only one Italian out of five (20%) considers it to be of little or no importance. As for the voting guidelines, almost one in two (46%) would vote to confirm the constitutional reform approved by Parliament, 10% would vote against, 20% would abstain and 24% would not vote.
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