Political polls, confidence in Meloni government drops. 58% of Italians in favor of Ius scholae

Negative sign in the percentage of those who have confidence in the executive led by Georgia Meloni. The government loses 0.2% compared to the last survey dating back to July 26 and stands at 39.3%. This is what emerges from a Dire-Tecnè survey with interviews conducted between August 29 and 30. 53.8% of voters do not trust the executive, a percentage up by 0.3%. 6.9% do not know.

58% of Italians, on the other hand, are in favor of Ius scholae, the measure that provides for the granting of Italian citizenship to children who attend schools in Italy. 26% of those interviewed are against it, 16% do not know, as reported by the Dire-Tecnè survey. Ius scholae is one of the unresolved issues of discord in the majority that animated this summer, with Antonio Tajani intending to support it.

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As for the voting orientation, Brothers of Italy remains the leading party, gaining 0.2% and reaching 29.1% of Italians’ preferences. In second place, the Pd which however loses more than half a point (-0.6%) and settles at 24%. On the lowest step of the podium, tied, Forza Italia and M5S. Both parties at 10.8% are gaining ground compared to about a month ago: +0.5% for the Blues, +0.8% for the Five Star Movement. The Lega which does not go beyond 8.3% (-0.2%) and Avsstopped at 6.2% (-0.5%). Closing the ranking are Action, Iv and + Europerespectively at 2.8%, 2% and 1.9%.

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The prime minister remains in the lead among Italians’ preferences among political leaders with 43% of positive evaluations but has dropped by -0.2% compared to the last survey of July 26. Antonio Tajani is confirmed in second place, gaining 0.5% and reaching 36.7%. The PD leader follows Elly Schlein at 31.2% (-0.1) and Joseph Conte rises to 30.1%. The M5S president gains 0.8% of consensus compared to a month ago. More detached Matthew Salvini follows at 26.1% (-0.6%). Followed by Emma Bonino al 21 (-1), Charles Calenda al 20,2 (+0,2), Angel Bonelli al 16,3 (-0,3), Nicholas Fratoianni at 16.1 (+0.2) and Matthew Renzi al 14,6 (+0,1).