Italy poll shows centrist right edge ahead as far‑right Futuro Nazionale rises

Two recent Italian opinion polls indicate a tightening race between the centre‑right and centre‑left coalitions ahead of upcoming elections. A BiDiMedia survey released on 29 May reports the centre‑right bloc at 47.2% of the vote, boosted by the new far‑right party Futuro Nazionale, which reached 4.5%, while the centre‑left (Campo Largo) fell to 44.5%. The same poll notes a slight increase in voter turnout expectations and a rise in undecided voters to 24%.

A separate SWG poll shows the Five Star Movement climbing to 13% and Lega slipping below 6%, while Vannacci’s Futuro Nazionale is poised to overtake other right‑wing forces, signaling growing support for ultra‑nationalist options.