After it tear with the PdAction of Carlo Calenda it would slide to 2%. This was revealed by a survey carried out by the research institute Quorum / YouTrend for Sky TG24, released today. Compared to the last survey, the center-right coalition is growing thanks to the advancement of the Lega and Forza Italia while the center-left is backing off, mainly due to the exit of Action. The latter party and + Europe were probed separately in the perspective of an imminent split and added together they lose 1 percentage point while the M5S grows. In detail, FdI remains stable at 24.2%, the PD falls to 22.3% (-1.1%). The League registers a 14% (+ 0.5%) while the M5S gets 10.6% (+ 0.7%). FI reaches 8.9% (+ 0.9%); Italian Left / Green Europe stood at 3.9% (-0.1%); ItalExit at 3.2% (+ 0.6%); Stock at 2% (last week it was taken over with + Europe), Italia Viva at 2.2% (-0.4%); Civic commitment at 1.5% (- 0.3%); + Europe at 1.6% (last week it was taken over with Action); Us with Italy – Italy is in the Center at 0.8%; Popular Union at 0.7%; Udc – Courage Italy at 0.3%. The share of undecided and abstentions is 38.7%. Overall, the center-right coalition stands at 48%.
Third pole construction site, Renzi meets Calenda: “I won’t end up like Letta”
by Giovanna Casadio, Lorenzo De Cicco
08 August 2022
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From the analysis, it emerges that Italians have very little confidence in politics (83%), even among those who still vote: a distrust that often turns into anger, especially among voters (60%). The two main themes responsible for the progressive increase in abstention are – according to the survey – the particular interests of politicians (52%) and the failure of parties to keep their commitments (49%).
For the survey, the figures in which people place even more trust are the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella (62%) e Mario Draghi (56%). They follow: Giorgia Meloni (40%), Silvio Berlusconi (36%), Giuseppe Conte (35%), Matteo Salvini (32%), Enrico Letta (25%), Luigi Di Maio (19%), Matteo Renzi (15%) and Carlo Calenda (16%). The survey was carried out with 1,000 interviews carried out between 7 and 8 August, on a representative sample of the Italian population.
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