Polls, Conte the most loved leader: Zaia and Draghi follow. The League still falls (but it is still the first game). In the referendum 82% vote Yes

Giuseppe Conte is still the leader most appreciated by Italians, with a rating of 60 percent of respondents (even if it is lower than the previous months). The governor of Veneto remains in second position Luca zaia, thanks to the management of the Covid emergency initially entrusted to the virologist Crisanti and his more moderate positions compared to those of the Carroccio secretary, but to follow him there is a new entry: the former president of the ECB Mario draghi, until now not taken into account by the surveys. Fresh out of his speech at the CL meeting, 53 out of 100 Italians see him well as a political leader. Much further away are Giorgia Meloni, Vincenzo De Luca and Paolo Gentiloni. This is supported by the survey conducted by Demos & Pi by Republic on August 24-26, 2020. In the politicians’ satisfaction ranking, you have to go down to ninth position to find Matteo salvini and on the eleventh to find dem secretary Nicola Zingaretti. The appreciation for Luigi Di Maio has not changed.

As for the parties, if we vote today on 24.5% of those interviewed would choose the League. The line-up led by Salvini remains firmly in the first position, but suffers a hemorrhage of preferences that has been going on for more than a year. In September 2019 it was given to 32.5%, in February 2020 to 29.2, and then to 26.6 in April and 25.2 last June. Closer and closer Democratic party led by Zingaretti (20.7%), although it loses ground compared to the beginning of the summer. The 5-star Movement is not very far, given by polls with 16.2%, although the glories of the policies 2018. The one that wins the most, however, is Giorgia Meloni’s party. Brothers from Italy it went from 14.3% in June to 15.4% in August, closely following the pentastellati. Forza Italia remains stable at around 7%, while Alive italy, + Europe and action of Carlo Calenda they are still below the 3% threshold.

The survey commissioned by the Roman daily also reveals the opinion of citizens about the future of government. 17% of respondents believe they will stay in office only for A few months (a figure higher than 13% in June), while 1 in 3 believe that it will last until end of term. Those who believe they have only one more year to live are stable. Why concern referendum on the court of the electOn the other hand, despite the fact that the No front between politicians and constitutionalists is constantly increasing, the82% of Italians is determined to vote Yep. A participation that rises to 91% among the voters of the 5-Star Movement and 89% among those of the League. Even those who vote for Forza Italia are 84% convinced to reduce the number of parliamentarians, despite the fact that several party members (who gave the green light in the last reading of the law) are aligned with No. The situation in the center-left is more complex. : 3 out of 5 voters of the Democratic Party are staunch supporters of Yes, but the rest are inclined towards No, following the position expressed yesterday by the founder. Romano Prodi. Almost unanimous, reports Republic, the consensus on the question among those with a low educational level (97%), which falls to 77% among the most educated.

On the Regional front, it is a survey conducted by Ipsos For him Corriere della Sera disclose the voting intentions of citizens in Campania. Outgoing Governor De Luca currently has a huge consensus: 50.4% of those with the right to vote intend to support him, while the competitor from the center-right is behind by more than 21 points Caldoro. Pentastellata Valeria Ciarambino, on the other hand, it is given to 15.8%. If things continued like this, the Democratic Party would be confirmed as the first party in the Region (19.2%), closely followed by Forza Italia (14%) and Fratelli d’Italia (10.2%). The League is in free fall: from the 19.2% obtained in the European Championships, it is now 3.3%.