Italian Political Parties and Leaders: Recent Poll Results
New poll reflects Fratelli d'Italia's continued lead, minor shifts among other parties and leaders
Recent polling data from the Dire-Tecnè survey, conducted between January 16th and 17th, indicates that Fratelli d'Italia maintains its position as the leading party in Italy, commanding 29.8% of voter support.
This figure remains unchanged from the previous week and marks a 1.2% increase over the past month.
The Partito Democratico (PD) follows with 23.1%, experiencing a slight decrease of 0.2 percentage points compared to last week's figures.
Forza Italia holds steady in third place with an 11.5% share.
Among other parties, the Movimento 5 Stelle stands at 10.5%, reflecting a marginal increase of 0.1%.
The Lega sees a slight decrease to 8.6%, down from a previous 8.8%.
The polling places the Verdi and Sinistra at 6%, a 0.1% decrease, while Azione rises slightly to 2.7%.
Italia Viva and +Europa both see minor increases, reaching 2.1% and 1.9% respectively.
In terms of government trust, support for Giorgia Meloni's government remains relatively stable, with 42% of respondents expressing confidence.
This reflects a minor decrease of 0.1 percentage points from the previous week, yet a 1.8% increase since December 20th.
Those expressing a lack of confidence in the government amount to 50.4%, a slight increase from the prior week's 50.2%, but a decrease compared to a month earlier.
Regarding political figures, Giorgia Meloni continues to be the most favored leader, with a 46.4% approval rating, consistent with last week's rating and reflecting a 2.5% rise since December 20th.
Antonio Tajani enjoys steady support at 39%, showing a 1.3% increase over the month.
Elly Schlein ranks third among leaders, with her support slightly declining to 31.3%.
Former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte sees his approval at 29.4%, a minimal decrease over the week.
Further down the list, Matteo Salvini holds a 26.9% approval rating, followed by Emma Bonino at 20.2% and Carlo Calenda at 19.1%, with Calenda witnessing a modest increase of 0.2%.
Angelo Bonelli has a 16.3% approval rating, experiencing a slight fall, while Nicola Fratoianni, at the same percentage, sees a 0.1% increase.
Matteo Renzi concludes the list with a 13.8% approval, a minor decrease from the previous week.
This figure remains unchanged from the previous week and marks a 1.2% increase over the past month.
The Partito Democratico (PD) follows with 23.1%, experiencing a slight decrease of 0.2 percentage points compared to last week's figures.
Forza Italia holds steady in third place with an 11.5% share.
Among other parties, the Movimento 5 Stelle stands at 10.5%, reflecting a marginal increase of 0.1%.
The Lega sees a slight decrease to 8.6%, down from a previous 8.8%.
The polling places the Verdi and Sinistra at 6%, a 0.1% decrease, while Azione rises slightly to 2.7%.
Italia Viva and +Europa both see minor increases, reaching 2.1% and 1.9% respectively.
In terms of government trust, support for Giorgia Meloni's government remains relatively stable, with 42% of respondents expressing confidence.
This reflects a minor decrease of 0.1 percentage points from the previous week, yet a 1.8% increase since December 20th.
Those expressing a lack of confidence in the government amount to 50.4%, a slight increase from the prior week's 50.2%, but a decrease compared to a month earlier.
Regarding political figures, Giorgia Meloni continues to be the most favored leader, with a 46.4% approval rating, consistent with last week's rating and reflecting a 2.5% rise since December 20th.
Antonio Tajani enjoys steady support at 39%, showing a 1.3% increase over the month.
Elly Schlein ranks third among leaders, with her support slightly declining to 31.3%.
Former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte sees his approval at 29.4%, a minimal decrease over the week.
Further down the list, Matteo Salvini holds a 26.9% approval rating, followed by Emma Bonino at 20.2% and Carlo Calenda at 19.1%, with Calenda witnessing a modest increase of 0.2%.
Angelo Bonelli has a 16.3% approval rating, experiencing a slight fall, while Nicola Fratoianni, at the same percentage, sees a 0.1% increase.
Matteo Renzi concludes the list with a 13.8% approval, a minor decrease from the previous week.
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