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Vannacci’s Futuro Nazionale faces polling decline and legal/

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Vannacci’s Futuro Nazionale faces polling decline and ~~role's~~ legal/

In mid-October 2026, Roberto Vannacci’s Futuro Nazionale continued to face polling challenges and political scrutiny. Recent data from Eumetra and Swg confirmed a downward trend, with the movement’s support settling at 7.6%. This decline has placed Futuro Nazionale in a competitive struggle with Forza Italia, as the two parties frequently trade positions for fourth place in the polls. During an interview on the YouTube program ‘Falsissimo’ with Fabrizio Corona, Vannacci addressed his political ambitions. He explicitly rejected the prospect of holding high-ranking government roles, such as Minister of the Interior or Minister of Defense, even if offered by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Vannacci stated that his primary focus remains on his family rather than political office, emphasizing that his approach is distinct from Meloni’s. During the interview, he also offered critiques of several political figures, describing Meloni as ‘charismatic’ but noting a change in her attitude, calling Giuseppe Conte ‘cunning,’ and labeling Elly Schlein ‘inadequate.’ While Futuro Nazionale’s growth appears to have plateaued or declined, the broader Italian political landscape remains highly competitive. Fratelli d’Italia maintains its leadership with support between 27% and 28%, while the Partito Democratico remains the primary opposition force at approximately 20% to 21%. At the coalition level, the ‘Campo Largo’ center-left grouping and the center-right coalition are closely matched, both hovering around the 43% mark in recent simulations. Recent Swg polling indicates a sharper downturn for Vannacci, with support dropping from 8% to 5.6% in less than three weeks, suggesting that approximately one-third of the party's voters have abandoned the movement. Meanwhile, the center-right coalition has regained momentum, reaching a statistical tie with the center, bolstered by slight increases for Fratelli d’Italia and Lega, as well as the inclusion of Cateno De Luca’s Sud chiama nord.

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