Italian centre‑right poll shows Lega rebounds to 7% while Futuro Nazionale stalls

The latest Italian political polls indicate that the Lega, after a brief contraction, has recovered to about 7% support, narrowing the gap with the governing coalition. Futuro Nazionale, led by former general Roberto Vannacci, remains around 5.6% and shows little further growth, being overtaken by the Lega.

Fratelli d'Italia continues to lead the centre‑right bloc with roughly 27.5% of voter intentions, followed by the Democratic Party at about 21.5‑21.8% and the Movimento 5 Stelle near 13%. Forza Italia holds roughly 7‑8%, while the left‑green Alliance (Alleanza Verdi‑Sinistra) stays around 6.2% and is gaining ground.

Social‑media analysis shows that the Meloni‑Trump confrontation dominates political conversation, accounting for 52.8% of political discussions and generating 3.5 million interactions. Vannacci and Futuro Nazionale attract 19.1% of conversation share. Abstention rises to 28%, the highest recorded in recent weeks.