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Polls in Italy: Meloni at 25%, Far-Right Vanacci Party Strengthens

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The far-right National Future party of former general Roberto Vanacci, which was founded last February, continues to strengthen and reaches 8% of voting intention for the first time.

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The Italian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs is in favour of a coalition with the far-right National Future Party. Giorgia Meloni excludes it so far.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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Center

The overtaking now is really there, at least according to the latest BiDiMedia poll for the Air pulling. According to the National Future survey this week makes a leap of +0.9% and...

·Rome, Italy
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Right

The far-right National Future party of former general Roberto Vanacci, which was founded last February, continues to strengthen and reaches 8% of voting intention for the first time.

·Marousi, Greece
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Lean Left

In BiDiMedia's latest survey of voting intentions, that of the former general becomes the fourth Italian party

·Rome, Italy
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The Italian far-right party “National Future” continues to increase its percentages. More specifically, according to the latest opinion poll on the voting intention of the company’s citizens (which was carried out by the company BiDiMedia on behalf of the private television channel La7) the “Brothers of Italy” party of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, convinces 25.4% of the respondents. […] The article Polls in Italy: The Italian far-right continu…

The Italian far-right party "National Future" continues to increase its percentages. More...

·Greece
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La Repubblica broke the news in Rome, Italy on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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