Rome, September 12 – Acquaroli is ahead of Ricci in the race for the Marche leadership. This is according to a Dire-Tecnè survey, based on interviews conducted between September 10 and 11, ahead of the regional elections.
Fifty-one percent of respondents chose the outgoing governor, while 51% chose center-left challenger Matteo Ricci. The other candidates are at 45,5%, but there are still 3,5% undecided voters, with an estimated turnout between 10 and 50%.
Looking at the lists, FdI is supported by 28%, FI by 9%, the League by 5% (other center-right lists supporting Acquaroli by 9%). On the center-left front, the PD currently has 25% of the vote, Avs by 7%, the M5S by 5% (other lists supporting Ricci by 8,5%).
In one year, Fdi and M5S go up, Pd goes down
In one year, the approval ratings of the Brothers of Italy and the Five Star Movement have increased, while those of the Democratic Party have declined. This is what emerges from the Dire-Tecnè survey, based on interviews conducted between September 10 and 11. Compared to twelve months ago, the Five Star Movement (FdI) is at 30,2%, down from 29% in September 2014. Forza Italia has risen from 10,9% to 11%, and the League from 8,3% to 8,5%.
On the center-left front, the M5S gained 1,7%, taking Giuseppe Conte's party from 10,7% to 12,4%. The Democratic Party, on the other hand, lost 2,1 points, dropping from 23,6% to 21,5%.
Avs and Italia Viva also saw slight declines: the former dropped 0,2% to 6,5% of the vote, while Matteo Renzi's party dropped 0,1% to 1,8%. Azione went from 2,9% to 3,2%, and Più Europa dropped from 1,8% to 1,5%.
Meloni and Tajani on the rise, approval ratings up in a year
Nearly three points in a year. Giorgia Meloni 's approval rating among political leaders is rising: in twelve months, it has risen from 43,1% in September 2024 to 46% today (+2,9%). This is according to the Dire-Tecnè survey, based on interviews conducted between September 10 and 11. Antonio Tajani also performed well, rising to 39,3% (+2,6%), while Giuseppe Conte also performed well, reaching 31,3% (+1,4%). Democratic Party Secretary Elly Schlein's approval ratings are down, falling to 29,3% (-1,6%).
Compared to a year ago, Matteo Salvini also improved from 26,1% to 27%. He is followed by Carlo Calenda at 20,5% (+0.4%), Angelo Bonelli at 16 (-0,5%), Nicola Fratoianni at 16% (-0,3%), Riccardo Magi at 14,9%, and Matteo Renzi closes at 14%.
Government confidence at 42,7%, up 3,4% in a year
Confidence in the Meloni government is rising. This is what emerges from the Dire-Tecnè survey, based on interviews conducted between September 10 and 11. 42,7% of respondents express confidence in the government led by Giorgia Meloni. A year ago, it was 39,3% (+3,4%). 50,1% have no confidence (-3,2% compared to September 2024). 7,2% (-0,2%) are not sure.
