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Still there League Italians’ preferred party, in case the government crisis triggers new elections. According to the survey Emg done for Cartabianca, the party of Matteo salvini would get the 24% of the votes, against the 19.8% of the Democratic party, the second largest force in the country. But the survey also takes into account the possible entry into play of a hypothetical Conte party that would be based on the electorate of the various formations, obtaining a 10.2% of consents.
In this second case, the Carroccio it would lose a point, falling to 23%, while Democrats would see 3.3% of their voters flee, thus falling to 16.5%. However, the most penalized part would be the 5 star movement: if in the current situation the surveys place you in 13.8%, fourth national force behind Brothers from Italy (16.3%), with the entry into play of Conte’s game, he would lose 5.1 percentage points, to 8.7%. Less penalized center right that it can count on voters away from the positions of the resigned Prime Minister: as mentioned, the League would go down by one point, the party of Giorgia Meloni would register -0.3% (from 16.3% to 16%), while Go Italy it would go from 7.7% to 6.8% (-0.9%).
Among other formations, Italy Long Live is given at 4% (3.9% with Conte), Action 3.4% (3.2% with the formation of the prime minister) and Free and equal 2.7%.
A Dimartedì instead we analyze the position of Matteo renzi, responsible for having triggered the government crisis. 69% of respondents from Ipsos believes that Italia Viva and its leader should be left out of the majority. Only 14% think it would be fair to include them, while 17% do not express themselves. This is also related to the fact that 65% of the sample believe that Renzi was wrong in triggering the crisis, while 23% agree with him. When finally asked who they would prefer to lead the country, 48% of those interviewed answered Giuseppe Conte, while 29% indicated Matteo Salvini as the most suitable person to occupy the position of Prime Minister.
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