The Future National Party by former general Roberto Vannacci, surpassed Lega in voting intentions and reached 6%, according to a poll by Piepoli Institute published this Wednesday (22) by the website Fanpage.it. Fratelli d'Italia, led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, rose half a point and leads with 28%.
Among the coalitions, the broad field, an opposition bloc led by the Democratic Party, totals 43,5% and appears half a point ahead of the center-right, which registers 43%. According to... news portalThe difference is probably within the statistical margin of error, but it has political weight.
Lega at its lowest level in four years.
Matteo Salvini's Lega lost half a point, falling to 5,5%, one of the party's lowest levels in the last four years, according to the survey. Antonio Tajani's Forza Italia scores 8%, consolidating its position as the second largest party in the governing coalition. Noi Moderati maintains 1,5%.
O National Future This confirms the upward trend of recent months. Vannacci's party gained half a point and overtook the Lega, the most relevant data point of the round, according to the Italian website.
The opposition maintains two pillars.
The Democratic Party remains the main opposition force, with 21%. Giuseppe Conte's Five Star Movement is at 13% and remains a key player for a competitive coalition in the upcoming elections.
Alleanza Verdi-Sinistra fell half a point to 6%. In the broad-field range, Italia Viva is up 2,5% and Più Europa, 1%.
Outside the blocks
Azione maintains 3%, just below the electoral threshold. Sud chiama Nord and the Liberal Democratic Party, led by Luigi Marattin, each have 1,5%. Ora!, led by Michele Boldrin, closes the field with 1%.
According to Fanpage.it, Campo Largo's overtaking of the opposition sounds like a warning to the government at a time when the center-right is divided over electoral law and legitimate self-defense, in a tight race where neither bloc can consider itself safe.
What is "campo largo"?
The term is used in Italian politics to designate the broad opposition alliance formed by the Democratic Party, the Five Star Movement, the Green-Left Alliance, Più Europa, and Italia Viva. The name indicates an attempt to unite the center and left in a single electoral front against the center-right government.
