An SWG poll for Tg La7, reported by `la Repubblica` today, indicates a slight lead for the so-called “broad front” over the center-right coalition. The gap between the two alignments stands at less than one percentage point, suggesting a competitive balance in the Italian political landscape.

The center-right positions itself at 44.1% of overall preferences. Fratelli d'Italia, led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, confirms itself as the leading party with 29.3%. Forza Italia (7.4%), Lega (5.4%), Noi Moderati (1%), and Sud chiama Nord (1%) complete the picture.

The “broad front” registers 44.9%, surpassing the center-right by 0.8%. The grouping sees the Democratic Party of secretary Elly Schlein at 20.6% and the 5 Star Movement of Giuseppe Conte at 12.4%. Also contributing are Green Left (6.3%), Italia Viva (2.3%), +Europa (1.4%), Avanti Psi (1%), and other formations (0.9%).

Outside the main alliances, the poll detects the positioning of Roberto Vannacci’s Futuro Nazionale at 5.6% and Carlo Calenda’s Azione at 3.1%. These data offer a snapshot of voter orientation, highlighting a tight competition between the political blocs.