Political polls, Fi surpasses Salvini: M5s and Calenda crash, Meloni and Pd do well

Big shocks in the latest political survey carried out by Ipsos and published by Corriere della Sera on 28 March, with news regarding political alliances in view of the European elections which would seem to have an impact on Italians' voting intentions.
As can be seen, the political force that has improved the most in the last month according to the survey is the Democratic Party, with the Dems having made a real leap forward, thus getting closer to Giorgia Meloni.
Despite this, for Fratelli d'Italia the sign would still be positive, with Meloni starting to rise again and continuing to always look at everyone from top to bottom.
The growth of the Democratic Party attested by the survey seems to have occurred entirely to the detriment of the 5 Star Movement, with the Five Star Movement still exceeding the percentage obtained in the last political elections.
The political survey also does not smile on Matteo Salvini, with the League indicated in decline and above all behind Forza Italia: if this overtaking were to be certified in the European elections, the Azzurri could ask for more space in the government precisely to the detriment of the Northern League.
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The advent of Pace, Terra Dignità, Michele Santoro's pacifist list which debuts at 1.5%, would seem to have taken away decisive votes from the Green-Left Alliance which would now be under the bar.
Brawl also on the moderate front.
According to the poll, Carlo Calenda is doing badly, with Azione now being cut off from the increasingly close agreement between Italia Viva and +Europa.
A new coup by Matteo Renzi – who will be a candidate for the European elections like Emma Bonino -, with the United States of Europe list expected to go beyond 4%.
Looking at the poll, the road appears to be uphill for Calenda who, together with Renzi, will support Vito Bardi, the outgoing centre-right president, in the regional elections in Basilicata.
The feeling is that anything can happen between now and June, especially considering the great volatility of the Italian electorate and the huge unknown represented by voter turnout.
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