Surveys, Ixè: confidence in Conte stable at 59%. For 71 percent of those surveyed, the government handled the emergency well. Lega and Pd are down

Trust in the government and in the prime minister. Giuseppe Conte stable at 58 and 59 percent. Ten days after the start of phase 2 and although the approval of the decree to relaunch economic aid for families and companies is still pending, the executive and the prime minister continue to enjoy the support of the majority of those interviewed. This was revealed by the Ixè institute for the Carta Bianca program in Rai3, which also reports that 71 percent of the people interviewed judge the management of the Conte government in the emergency.

In terms of party acceptance, the negative trend of the League is confirmed (from 24.6 to 24.9% in the previous week). Behind Democratic party however, the Pd does not reduce the distances: it loses 0.9%, falling again to 22%. The 5-Star Movement consolidates its third position (16.9% from 16.8), but Fratelli d’Italia is confirmed just behind and grows to 14.2% from 13.8. Salt Go Italy at 7.5 from 7.2 percent, La Izquierda at 3 from 2.8 percent. In the week that Live Italy threatened the crisis and proposed a pact to German Prime Minister Conte not to leave the executive, in the polls there is no impact: it remains firm at 2.6. Among the lists that do not reach double figures, the growth of Action by Carlo Calenda, which rises to 2% from 1.1 last week.

As for confidence levels in politicians, the image tends to be confirmed compared to last week. If Prime Minister Conte is firmly in the lead with 59 percent consensus, they are confirmed behind Giorgia Meloni (which nevertheless loses 1 point from 35 to 34%) e Matteo Salvini (- 2 points, 31 to 29 percent). Next: Nicola Zingaretti with a stable 28%, Luigi Di Maio growing by 1 point to 27% and Silvio Berlusconi increasing from 22 to 23%. Finally, stable at 11 percent, Matteo Renzi.

Compared to phase 2, Ixè explains, “a prudent attitude and a certain mistrust in individual behavior still prevail among citizens”: 62% of those interviewed believe that correct management requires “strict controls by the police” and “it is not enough to trust the common sense of the individuals”. Compared to requests to anticipate openings made by some Regions, 55 percent of respondents sided with the government and said that “you must be extremely careful before leavingIf the concerns in the field of health are less, Ixè indicates a growing concern about the economic consequences: 44% of those interviewed fear the loss of their job, theirs or that of their families.