Italian Political Polls Show Stability Amid Scandals
Recent polls indicate no significant shifts in voter intentions for key Italian political parties despite ongoing controversies.
A recent poll conducted by Swg for Tg La7 reveals that voter intentions among Italian political parties remain largely stable, even in light of the ongoing Almasri and Santanchè cases.
According to the survey, Fratelli d'Italia (Brothers of Italy) and Movimento 5 Stelle (Five Star Movement) have maintained their standings, while the Democratic Party has seen a slight decline of 0.3%.
In contrast, Forza Italia (Italy’s Party) experienced a small increase of 0.1%.
Both Lega (League) and Verdi e Sinistra (Greens and the Left) noted gains of 0.2%.
Among the smaller parties, Azione (Action Party) and Italia Viva (Italy Alive) have remained stable, while +Europa (More Europe) faced a decrease of 0.2%, and Noi Moderati (We Moderates) fell by 0.1%.
The Other Lists category reported a marginal increase of 0.1%.
Additionally, a proposal to reintroduce parliamentary immunity has been largely rejected by the public.
The poll indicates that 71% of Italians oppose the reintroduction, while only 13% support it, and 16% of respondents chose not to express an opinion.
According to the survey, Fratelli d'Italia (Brothers of Italy) and Movimento 5 Stelle (Five Star Movement) have maintained their standings, while the Democratic Party has seen a slight decline of 0.3%.
In contrast, Forza Italia (Italy’s Party) experienced a small increase of 0.1%.
Both Lega (League) and Verdi e Sinistra (Greens and the Left) noted gains of 0.2%.
Among the smaller parties, Azione (Action Party) and Italia Viva (Italy Alive) have remained stable, while +Europa (More Europe) faced a decrease of 0.2%, and Noi Moderati (We Moderates) fell by 0.1%.
The Other Lists category reported a marginal increase of 0.1%.
Additionally, a proposal to reintroduce parliamentary immunity has been largely rejected by the public.
The poll indicates that 71% of Italians oppose the reintroduction, while only 13% support it, and 16% of respondents chose not to express an opinion.
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