It is highly likely that after the presidential elections in January 2022, that there will be also an general election in 2022 in italy.
Alto cringe
Any realistic scenario in whivh draghi keeps the office?
Because that would probably best for Italy and europe as a whole
For those who don’t know Italy’s current political background:
Lega and FdI are right wing populists and have business with fascists, Pd was once left wing but now is more centre based, M5S is a mess in constant internal struggle and they should have clear views on their ideals, FI is Berlusconi mr bunga bunga and in constant avoidance of trials.
Remember that Italy votes with a mixed system, with 37% of the seats allocated with FPTP based on coalitions. The main coalitions are:
* Centre-right: FdI+FI+Lega+other minor parties (at least 47.6%)
* Centre-left: PD+M5S+other minor parties+maybe but unlikely IV (Renzi) (at least 35.6%)
(I mean, officially PD and M5S are not formally allied yet, but they are cooperating more and more, they were allied in most cities at the last local elections and it would make absolutely no sense for both of them to go separated)
Anyway the situation is really unclear among the three big parties, yesterday a poll was posted on r/italy that showed a minor advantage for PD over Fratelli d’Italia, with the League third.
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It is highly likely that after the presidential elections in January 2022, that there will be also an general election in 2022 in italy.
Alto cringe
Any realistic scenario in whivh draghi keeps the office?
Because that would probably best for Italy and europe as a whole
For those who don’t know Italy’s current political background:
Lega and FdI are right wing populists and have business with fascists, Pd was once left wing but now is more centre based, M5S is a mess in constant internal struggle and they should have clear views on their ideals, FI is Berlusconi mr bunga bunga and in constant avoidance of trials.
Remember that Italy votes with a mixed system, with 37% of the seats allocated with FPTP based on coalitions. The main coalitions are:
* Centre-right: FdI+FI+Lega+other minor parties (at least 47.6%)
* Centre-left: PD+M5S+other minor parties+maybe but unlikely IV (Renzi) (at least 35.6%)
(I mean, officially PD and M5S are not formally allied yet, but they are cooperating more and more, they were allied in most cities at the last local elections and it would make absolutely no sense for both of them to go separated)
Anyway the situation is really unclear among the three big parties, yesterday a poll was posted on r/italy that showed a minor advantage for PD over Fratelli d’Italia, with the League third.