Italy political polls: Fratelli d’Italia leads as center-right gains edge

Recent political polling in Italy shows the center-right coalition gaining a slight advantage over the center-left. According to data from EMG for Rai3, the center-right holds 44% of voting intentions compared to 43.1% for the center-left.

Fratelli d’Italia, led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, remains the leading individual party with approximately 26% to 28% of the vote depending on the specific poll. Other major parties include the Democratic Party (PD) at roughly 20%, the Five Star Movement at approximately 11-12%, and Forza Italia at around 7.5%.

Several smaller movements have seen fluctuations. Futuro Nazionale, led by Roberto Vannacci, has experienced declines in recent surveys, dropping toward the 5.6% to 6.8% range. Meanwhile, the Lega and Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra have shown minor variations.

Regarding government performance, one survey indicates that trust in the current executive has risen slightly to 36%, though negative assessments remain the majority at 64%.