Dire-Tecnè survey: one in two Italians does not trust the Government but FdI is firmly the first party

This is what emerges from a Dire-Tecnè survey with interviews carried out on 2 May. The prime minister's party at over 27%

ROME – Fratelli d’Italia in decline but still firmly in the lead in Italians’ preferences. The Democratic Party follows, growing compared to a week ago. Slight decline for the 5 Star Movement, Forza Italia/Noi Moderati stable. This is what emerges from a Dire-Tecnè survey with interviews carried out on 2 May with 5,719 contacts representing the adult population resident in Italy, a sample divided by sex, age and geographical area. National territorial extension.

FDI AT 27.3% ; PD AT 20.3%; M5S AT 15.9%

Giorgia Meloni’s party therefore stands at 27.3% (-0.2% compared to a week ago). The Democratic Party remains at a distance, trailing by seven points at 20.3% but still growing by 0.3 points. M5S completes the podium at 15.9%, down by 0. 1 points. FI+NM stable in fourth place at 10.2%, position unchanged compared to a week ago. Below is the League, at 7.8% (+0.1%). Followed by the United States of Europe at 4.6% (-0.2), the Greens and the Left at 4% (+0.1%) and Action at 3.8% (unchanged). Freedom at 2.1% (-0.1) and Peace, Land and Dignity at 1.5% (-0.1) conclude the ranking. The other parties overall add up to 2.5% (+0.2%).

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