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The day of truth will be Monday, September 21: on Monday at 3:00 p.m. the polling stations will close and the votes will begin to be counted. the Regional in Veneto, Liguria, Tuscany, Marche, Campania and Puglia They are a decisive appointment both for the M5s-Pd majority -which risks a lot- and for the center-right opposition, which dreams of winning in all regions to deliver a decisive blow to the experience of the Giallorossi government.
If in Veneto and Liguria the result seems obvious – Luca Zaia and Giovanni Toti will reconfirm without too many worries – the game is a little more open in Marche, but here also the candidate of the center right The polls give it a clear advantage. Just as dem Vincenzo De Luca is the winner in Campania.
Tuscany and Puglia, on the other hand, are in the balance. And so the center left trembles. For the Italian left, losing the quintessential “red” region (along with Emilia-Romagna) would be as historic as it is sensational a blow, which could unleash more than a simple earthquake in the Democratic Party house. Susanna Ceccardi (Lega) dreams of the coup and the latest polls say that the company is possible.
Hence, the Puglia knot. As in Marche (and perhaps Tuscany, in fact), the center-right could undermine the center-left. According to a recent Ipsos opinion poll conducted by Nando Pagnoncelli for the Corriere della Sera, indeed, Raffaele Fitto is ahead 1.6 percentage points Michele Emiliano: 41% against 39.4%.
On the other hand, the candidate of the Movement 5 stars Antonella Laricchia, stopped at 15.6%. Not to mention the disappointing 1.6% raised by Renziano Ivan Scalfarotto. In addition, the Ipsos study shows that the current president of Puglia also enjoys consensus in the Grillino electorate: in fact, approximately one out of every two pentastelado voters said that they appreciated Emiliano’s government.
the disjoint vote It could be a weapon in favor of the exponent Pd, but for now Fitto has the advantage, both in the face-to-face between candidates, as well as adding the respective coalitions.
Here, when it comes to individual party votes, the Democratic Party and the League compete for first place: the dem are ahead of half a percentage point over the Carroccio (18% versus 17.5%) and Movement 5 Stars is very close to 17% of the voting indications. At 12.9%, on the other hand, FdI, while Forza Italia is given at 7.5%.
The game is uncertain and very open: to turn off at the polls and undecidedThey will, as always, tip the balance.
