Brothers of Italy remains firmly in first place in the ranking of parties in Italy, according to the latest survey conducted by Alessandra Ghisleri for Only Numbers and illustrated on Realpolitik, the program aired on Rete 4. The party of Giorgia Meloni gains 0.3% of support compared to a week ago and rises to 26.8%. In second place is the Democratic Party of Elly Schlein, which instead loses half a point and thus stands at 20.8. “The PD loses and boosts the M5S and also part of other parties,” commented the pollster. The Five Star Movement, in fact, gains 0.3 up to 11.3%.
Read more Emilia, building abuses? The scandal: houses are given to the Roma | Libero Quotidiano.it
Following are Forza Italia of Antonio Tajani at 7.6, with a minus 0.2%; National Future of Roberto Vannacci which with a plus 0.1 reaches 7.3%; Green and Left Alliance of Angelo Bonelli and Nicola Fratoianni which loses 0.1 and falls to 6.7; and the Lega of Matteo Salvini at 6.5%, with a minus 0.3 compared to seven days ago. “As you can see – Ghisleri emphasized – in one point one percent there are even four political forces competing for fourth place: Forza Italia, National Future, Avs and Lega.”
As for the coalitions, the center-left – with PD, M5S, Avs, Iv and +Europa – is at 43%; while the center-right – with FdI, FI, Lega and Noi moderati – is at 41.9%. The pollster, however, pointed out that with the electoral law under review by Parliament, “the center-left would lose the two percentage points of the +Europa party because it is the second party within the coalition that does not reach 3%. This would mean that both coalitions would be below 42 and therefore the proportional distribution of the polls would apply.”
Read more Quirinale, the confession of the left: dark shadows on Italy’s future | Libero Quotidiano.it
Voting intentions for the political elections
The polls by Alessandra Ghisleri on #Realpolitik pic.twitter.com/9xlnXrqnWT
Read more Migrants, Meloni: «Rules must be respected, here is who is being repatriated» | Libero Quotidiano.it
— Realpolitik (@RealPolitikR4) September 11, 2026
