Just days after its founding last weekend, the new far-right Italian party “National Future,” led by General Roberto Vannacci, has made an immediate splash in the polls, registering 5.3% of voting intentions according to a survey by SWG for broadcaster La7.
The party’s platform includes mass deportations of undocumented migrants, tighter restrictions on those holding work permits, the abolition of the femicide charge as a distinct criminal offense, and a rejection of special legal protections for the LGBTQ+ community. For now, the party does not support the ruling government coalition.
Within the coalition, Giorgia Meloni’s Brothers of Italy remains the dominant force at 27.9%, Antonio Tajani’s Forza Italia follows at 7.2%, while Matteo Salvini’s Lega slips to 5.3%, the same figure as the newly formed party, from whose ranks many of Lega’s former members have defected.
On the opposition side, Elly Schlein’s Democratic Party leads with 22.1%, Giuseppe Conte’s Five Star Movement stands at 13.3%, and the Italian Left/Greens alliance reaches 6.5%.
Rounding out the field are smaller centrist parties: Action at 3.1%, Matteo Renzi’s Italia Viva at 2.4%, and More Europe at 1.6%.
Italy, SWG poll:
FdI-ECR: 28%
PD-S&D: 22%
M5S-LEFT: 13%
FI-EPP: 7%
AVS-LEFT|G/EFA: 7%
LEGA-PfE: 5% (-1)
FN-ESN: 5%
Azione-RE: 4%
IV-RE: 2%
+E-RE: 2%
NM-EPP: 1%
ORA!-*: 1%+/- vs. 03-08 June 2026
Fieldwork: 10-15 June 2026
Sample size: 1,200➤ https://t.co/yZmKw0FzEV pic.twitter.com/S30d7yUCRd
— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) June 15, 2026
