Elections, the turnaround: the center-right’s move, here is which date is gaining ground | Libero Quotidiano.it

While the Senate has approved, with 113 votes in favor, the new electoral law, the issue of the date of the next political elections continues to be a hot topic. According to Il Messaggero, the center-right seems united in going to the polls at the end of the legislature. Whereas previously Giorgia Meloni and Brothers of Italy were tempted by early voting, the situation would now have changed, with the premier having started to push for a vote in September-October 2027. At the end of the legislature, precisely. The premier was echoed in recent hours by the leader of Brothers of Italy in the Chamber, Giovanni Donzelli. The allies are on the same wavelength. Both Matteo Salvini and Antonio Tajani, writes again Il Messaggero, would, for various reasons, have every interest in going until the end of the legislature.

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Returning to the electoral law, the text, modified by Palazzo Madama, will now go to the Chamber for the third and final reading. Its arrival in the Aula at Montecitorio for the final approval is scheduled for September 28. Among the changes introduced by the Senate are preferences with locked list leader and three crosses, without gender quotas among the list leaders, and the elimination of the threshold below which a party contributes to the coalition result for the purpose of awarding the prize.

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If voting were to take place today with the Stabilicum, the election outcome would depend on Vannacci’s position. This emerges from the simulation carried out by Youtrend for Sky TG24, which projects current voting intentions onto the new system by comparing two scenarios: National Future allied with Brothers of Italy, Forza Italia, Lega and Noi Moderati, or running independently. With National Future in the coalition, the center-right would obtain 226 seats in the Chamber out of 400 and 117 in the Senate out of 205, surpassing the absolute majority thresholds (respectively 201 and 103). The broad field, composed of PD, M5S, AVS, Italia Viva and +Europa, would stop at 157 deputies and 74 senators. If instead National Future ran alone, the result would be reversed: it would be the broad field to win the majority prize, with 221 deputies and 110 senators, while the center-right would stop at 139 and 69. Vannacci would win 25 seats in Montecitorio and 12 in Palazzo Madama.

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