December 22nd Poll: Today’s Election Results – TG LA7

by Ahmed Ibrahim World Editor

ROME, December 22, 2025 – A recent survey reveals a dynamic shift in the political landscape of Italy, with voter orientation undergoing noticeable changes this week among the major parties. The data, collected by SWG for TgLa7 on December 22, 2025, at 18:27, suggests a possibly volatile environment as the country eyes future elections.

Shifting Sands: A Look at Party Support

The latest SWG survey for TgLa7 provides a snapshot of Italian voter preferences as of December 22,2025.

  • Fratelli d’Italia currently holds the highest percentage of voting intention.
  • The Democratic Party is experiencing fluctuations in support.
  • The League and the 5-Star Movement are also seeing shifts in voter alignment.
  • The survey provides a detailed overview of voter preferences across various demographics.

What is the current voting intention among Italian voters? According to the SWG survey conducted for TgLa7 on december 22, 2025, Fratelli d’Italia leads with 28.7% of voting intention, followed by the Democratic party at 20.2%. The League stands at 8.8%, while the 5-Star Movement registers 15.2%.

detailed Breakdown of Party Support

The survey provides a granular view of support for each major party.Forza Italia currently has 7.8% of voting intention, while Action is at 3.9%.Italia Viva holds 2.8%, and Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra is at 5.6%. Other parties collectively account for 8.8% of the surveyed voters’ intentions.

Did you know? The SWG survey was conducted on December 22, 2025, at 18:27, offering a timely snapshot of the Italian political climate.

Regional Variations in Voter Preference

The data also highlights regional differences in voter preferences. While Fratelli d’Italia maintains a strong presence across the country, the Democratic Party sees higher levels of support in certain regions. The League’s base remains concentrated in the North, while the 5-Star Movement draws support from various areas, particularly in the South.

The survey

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