Polls: Italy is split down the middle, Vannacci loses ground
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According to the Supermedia of polls dated 29 October, the broad left coalition and the centre-right are almost neck and neck. The broad left, that is, the centre-left coalition, stands at 43.8%, while the centre-right stands at 43.7%. The difference is just 0.1 percentage points, so neither bloc has a clear advantage.
The Supermedia is an average of the main opinion polls, that is, the surveys published in that period. For this reason, it provides an overall picture of Italians' voting intentions without depending on a single research institute.
According to the data, Brothers of Italy is at 27.9%, the most-voted party in the centre-right. The Democratic Party, on the other hand, stands at 20.2%. The most significant figure concerns Roberto Vannacci, who loses 1.1 points compared with the previous survey.
In conclusion, the Italian political landscape appears very balanced. The two coalitions are almost at the same level of support, and the next polls will show whether this trend continues in the following weeks.
Sources: MetroToday
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