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According to a Nando Pagnoncelli survey Published in Corriere della Sera on voting in Marche, a region that has always been administered by center-left boards since 1995, «il the center-right has an advantage of more than 13 points in the center on the left. Estimating a 59% participation in the vote, Acquaroli with 49% of preferences prevailing in Mangialardi which stands at 35.8%, and more Mercorelli which reaches 10.1%. The other five candidates get a much lower consensus, around 1%. Acquaroli’s advantage appears to be driven more by the strength of his coalition parties than by the disappointment of the outgoing Ceriscioli-led administration. In fact, positive opinions (53%) largely prevail over negative ones (33%), also thanks to the way the health emergency was managed. Even center-right voters do not skimp on appreciation (46% speak positively). This does not mean that 54% want a change compared to 30% who favor continuity. And yet, among the center-left voters, a not inconsiderable minority (29%) would like discontinuity. “
As for the lists, the Lega, credited with 25.7%, is buying preferences, “close to double what it obtained in the previous regionals. The Democratic Party follows it 19%, below 2015, so than Fratelli d’Italia with 16.7%, a strong increase compared to both the regional ones of 2015 and the European ones of last year. Then the M5S with 10.1%, below the previous rounds when it obtained between the 18 and 19% of the votes, on an equal footing with Mangialardi’s list as president. “
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