Vannacci and the Youtrend survey: FnV's overtaking of Forza Italia

"I don't care." These are the words spoken by Roberto Vannacci in a video posted on Facebook in which the former general is represented with a series of pointed guns. The soundtrack is the line "At dawn I will win". In the reference post Vannacci wrote: "Xenophobe, homophobe, sexist, misogynist, fascist, denier, racist, ignorant, falsifier, populist, traitor, clown, buffoon, troglodyte, freak and now, Moscow's Trojan Horse. Well, it means we're on the right path. See you at dawn."

According to the new Youtrend survey for Sky tg24, Fratelli d'Italia confirms itself as the first party with 26.5% (+0.1 compared to 24 July), followed by the Democratic Party at 22.2% (+0.3). In third place was the 5 Star Movement, which rose to 12.6% (+1.1), marking the most marked growth of the survey. However, the most significant political data, as a note points out, is the overtaking of Futuro Nazionale on Forza Italia: Vannacci's party rises to 7.9% (+0.3) and surpasses the Azzurri, who fall to 7.1% (-0.8). This is followed by the Alleanza Verdi Sinistra at 5.8% (-1.0) and the Lega at 4.4% (-0.5). Action closed at 3.9% (+0.2), Italia Viva at 2.4% (+0.3), +Europa at 1.6% (-0.3), the Liberal Democratic Party at 1.3% (+0.3), Ora! at 1.1% (+0.2) and Noi Moderati at 0.9% (+0.1).

"It's the votes that count, the polls always leave their time." Thus the deputy prime minister and leader of Forza Italia, Antonio Tajani, on the sidelines of the Cernobbio Forum, on the fact that Futuro Nazionale has overtaken Forza Italia in the polls. "We move forward, we are a great liberal force, we are the founders of the centre-right, thanks to Berlusconi, we move forward in the defense of our values, we are a great Christian, liberal, reformist, guaranteeist, pro-European and Atlanticist force", recalls Tajani. "We are loyal to the centre-right, but we are different from the Brothers of Italy and the League, we are strategic allies, so unlike the left we focus on our coherence. Whoever leaves the centre-right to vote together with the left is a rival who does not seem to have much coherence and I believe that the voters will then realize this", underlines the deputy prime minister.