YouTrend polls: Vannacci in freefall, the Lega on the rise, whilst FdI continues to grow

Over the last two weeks, Futuro Nazionale has lost 1.1 per cent and fallen to 6.1 per cent, the same percentage as the Carroccio. The PD has risen to 20.2 per cent, whilst the M5S and AVS have fallen to 11.9 per cent and 6.2 per cent respectively. The Prime Minister’s party stands at 27.9 per cent. The survey for Agi

29 OCT 26
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The trend that began in recent weeks has now become almost a foregone conclusion: Roberto Vannacci’s party is in freefall. In the latest YouTrend super-average for Agi, Futuro Nazionale – the party founded by the former general – has lost more than one percentage point over the last two weeks, 1.1 to be precise, effectively reaching the same percentage as the Lega, 6.1 per cent (which, by contrast, has risen by 0.1). This has not occurred since before the summer, when Vannacci’s party appeared to be growing steadily, while Salvini’s was falling further and further. However, YouTrend also indicates that another political force is losing ground: Giuseppe Conte’s Five Star Movement, which has lost 0.5 per cent since 15 October, falling to 11.9 per cent.
According to YouTrend, the only party to record a significant percentage increase was that of the Prime Minister. Fratelli d’Italia has in fact risen to 27.9 per cent (+0.7), once again confirming its position as the nation’s leading political force. Among the other governing parties, Forza Italia remains stable at 7.4 per cent, whilst Noi Moderati falls to 1.1 per cent (-0.1 per cent). Meanwhile, in addition to the M5S, the Alleanza Verdi-Sinistra also falls within the broader coalition, losing 0.2 percentage points to reach 6.2 per cent. The Democratic Party rises to 20.2 per cent (+0.1).
Among the centrist parties, Azione is the only one to show growth, rising to 3.3 per cent (+0.1), whilst Italia Viva remains stable at 2.4 per cent, as does Cateno de Luca’s Sud chiama Nord at 1.1 per cent. Più Europa and the Liberal Democratic Party are down to 1.5 per cent (-0.2) and 1.3 per cent (-0.1) respectively.