Iran, Trump, Russia sanctions, center-left leaders: what Italians think, the survey

Russia

22% of Italians would be very in favor of a stop to sanctions on Russia for gas and oil, according to what emerges from the survey. 30% would be quite favorable, 18% not much, 18% not at all, while 12% have no opinion. From the survey conducted on 13 April, it also emerges that among the 30% of those fairly in favor of stopping the sanctions, 63% are centre-right voters (67% Fdi, 60% Fi and 47% Lega), 35% centre-left and 63% M5S voters.

Hungary

43% of Italians define the news of the defeat of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in the elections of 12 April as positive. 35% said they had neither a positive nor negative reaction, 12% negative, while 10% don’t know. Among the 43% who had a positive reaction, 32% were center-right voters, 74% were center-left voters and 46% were M5S voters. Among those questioned who did not indicate any reaction, 49% were center-right voters, 15% were center-left voters and 38% were M5S voters.

Centre-left

Silvia Salis leader of the Campo Largo for 56% of the voters of the Campo Largo, reveals the survey by the Piepoli Institute, which also shows that the approval for the mayor of Genoa obtains a value of 62 from the center-left and a 41 from the M5S. The no to Salis leader stops at 44% (38 from the CSX and 59 from the M5S). Campo Largo voters were also asked whether they would prefer the primaries or directly the investiture of Salis as leader: 53% indicated the primaries (55 from the CSX and 52 from the M5S), while 30% would directly prefer Salis as leader (33 from the CSX and 25 from the M5S). 17% don’t know.