Vannacci's Italian party slips in polls as activists leave
According to Reuters, support for Roberto Vannacci's Futuro Nazionale has eased from its summer peak, and some activists are leaving the movement.
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what happened
Former army general Roberto Vannacci is showing the first clear signs of weakness since his far-right party was launched this year, Reuters reports. Polling support for Futuro Nazionale has fallen, and some activists are walking away over internal disputes and disagreements on policy.
The party, formed by breakaway lawmakers from the League, has taken votes from Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's conservative bloc, which is seeking a second term in elections due in 2027. According to SWG and Ipsos, FN now sits between 5.8% and 7.9%, down from around 9% at its summer high.
why it matters
For markets this is mainly a political signal: the lineup ahead of the 2027 vote could affect government stability and Italian bond yields. For now, the polls show the two blocs converging, with no clear shift in favour of either side.
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- Italy's far-right Vannacci loses ground as support slips, activists quit — Reuters, 6 November 2026 at 09:31 UTC
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