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Poll suggests Milan centre-left could win 2027 election in first round
An Emg poll suggests the centre-left could win Milan’s 2027 mayoral election in the first round.
The poll puts the centre-left coalition at 51% and the centre-right at 41%.
It says both Mario Calabresi and Pierfrancesco Majorino could beat centre-right candidates without a runoff.
Among centre-left voters, Calabresi is the preferred potential candidate, ahead of Majorino.
Calabresi, a former editor of la Repubblica and La Stampa, also has higher overall trust in the poll than the other named potential candidates.
These are survey estimates, not election results, and the poll involved 1,000 adults interviewed from 2 to 7 September.
The election is scheduled for 2027.
An Emg poll for La Stampa puts Milan’s centre-left coalition ahead of the centre-right in the 2027 mayoral election.
The poll gives the centre-left 51% and the centre-right 41%.
Mario Calabresi is the most favoured possible centre-left mayoral candidate among progressive voters, with 59%, compared with 27% for Pierfrancesco Majorino.
The poll says Calabresi and Majorino would each beat the centre-right candidate in the first round.
The survey was conducted from 2 to 7 September among 1,000 adults.
- Who
- Milan’s centre-left and centre-right coalitions; Mario Calabresi is the most favoured possible centre-left candidate.
- What
- An Emg poll puts the centre-left ahead in the 2027 mayoral race and says it could win in the first round.
- When
- The survey was conducted from 2 to 7 September. The election is scheduled for 2027.
- Where
- Milan, Italy.
- Why
- Not stated.
Centre-left coalition
Centre-right coalition
Overall poll support
Centre-left coalition
The poll gives it 51%.
Centre-right coalition
The poll gives it 41%.
Possible mayoral candidates
Centre-left coalition
Calabresi and Majorino would each beat the centre-right candidate in the first round, according to the poll.
Centre-right coalition
The poll names Maurizio Lupi, Silvia Sardone and Matteo Perego di Cremnago as possible candidates.
No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
Emg conducted the survey among 1,000 adults using CATI and CAMI systems.
ANSA reported the poll’s findings.
- Centre-left coalition
- 51%
- Centre-right coalition
- 41%
- Calabresi’s support among progressive voters
- 59%
- Majorino’s support among progressive voters
- 27%
- Survey sample
- 1,000 adults
- Survey dates
- 2–7 September
Sources
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