Political Election Polls: The Parties After the Local Elections in Genoa and Ravenna, the Latest Survey

SWG for La7

In the aftermath of the results of the local elections, the parties are busy claiming or denying the results at a national level. Voting orientations

PD Secretary Elly Schlein (on the screen Giorgia Meloni) guest of Bruno Vespa on the programme Porta a Porta, Rai Uno, in Rome, Tuesday 20 May 2025 (Photo by Mauro Scrobogna / LaPresse)

In the aftermath of the results of the administrative elections that marked a successful round for the center-left , the ones to rise are Fratelli d'Italia and Partito Democratico , the two leading parties of the majority and the opposition , according to the latest poll released by SWG for TgLa7 directed by Enrico Mentana. The panorama offered by the survey does not undergo variations if not minimal, the voting orientations were calculated with respect to the data of last May 19th.

Fratelli d'Italia and Partito Democratico both rise, albeit slightly. The party of the Prime Minister by 0.2%, rising to 30.5%. The Partito Democratico, which is celebrating today, by 0.3%, reaching 22.8%. “Being stubbornly united – the message deduced and relaunched from these elections by the secretary of the Partito Democratico Elly Schlein – is necessary to repeat today more than ever, it is not a thesis or a political debate, but an objective fact: united we win, congratulations to all the forces that have contributed to these beautiful victories”.

The 5 Star Movement of former Prime Minister and “people's lawyer” Giuseppe Conte is stable at 12.4%. The League of Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini is also stable at 8.4%. The Carroccio is ahead in the internal derby within the center-right with Forza Italia, at 8%, down 0.3%. Green Alliance and the left are at 6.5%. Both Carlo Calenda's Azione, at 3.2%, and Matteo Renzi's Italia Viva, at 2.6, are down 0.1%. +Europa at 1.7%. Noi Moderati at 1.2%. Under the generic heading “other lists” 2.7%.

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The percentage of those who "do not express themselves" drops by 1% to 31%, a figure that confirms the high rates of abstentionism at every electoral appointment. In the administrative elections of last Sunday and Monday, just 56% of participation was reached. The quorum for the vote for the abrogative referendums of next June 8 and 9 will be decisive. In these hours the parties are busy claiming or denying the results of the administrative elections at a national level. The abrogative referendums will provide a clearer picture of the situation.