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Giuseppe Conte would win the primary against Elly Schlein. The outcome of the possible challenge for the leadership of the center-left is at the center of a poll of Only numbers by Alessandra Ghisleri for Door-to-Door. According to the survey, 38.8% of voters in the wide field would prefer the president of the 5 Star Movement to the secretary of the Party [...]

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Giuseppe Conte would win the primary against Elly Schlein. The outcome of the possible challenge for the leadership of the center-left is at the center of a poll of Only numbers by Alessandra Ghisleri for Door-to-Door. According to the survey, 38.8% of voters in the wide field would prefer the president of the 5 Star Movement to the secretary of the Party [...] The article Polling Center-Left, Count beats Schlein in the primary comes from Rec Ne…

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Giuseppe Conte would win the primary against Elly Schlein. This is what emerged from the poll of Only numbers of Alessandra Ghisleri for *Door to door*. According to the survey, 38.8% of the voters of the wide field would prefer the president of the 5 Star Movement to the secretary of the Democratic Party, which instead stops at 24.7%, tallonata by the mayor of Genoa, Silvia Salis, dated to 19.6%. More detached Matteo Renzi with 5.1%, Angelo Bon…

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Il Tempo broke the news in Rome, Italy on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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