With a positive sentiment of 60.4%, Italians on social media promote Giorgia Meloni’s candidacy in the European elections. This is what emerges from research conducted, exclusively for Adnkronos, by Vis Factor, a leading national company in strategic positioning, through Human, its web and social listening platform created entirely with an Italian semantic-based algorithm. It was the Prime Minister herself, yesterday from the FdI event in Pescara, who announced her entry into the European elections with the twist of the request to voters to write only Giorgia on the ballot, a method required by electoral legislation. According to the research, among the most typed concepts in relation to the topic are “write Giorgia”, but also “let’s change Europe” and “less taxes”.
«This is a largely positive result that goes well beyond the consensus of the centre-right coalition. It means that Italians appreciate the courage of the Prime Minister to compete in these elections more than a year and a half after he took office”, explains Tiberio Brunetti, founder of Vis Factor, political analyst and entrepreneur. «Meloni puts his face to it and aims to boost Fdi, to reaffirm the absolute primacy of the party within the center-right but, mainly, at a national level – observes Brunetti – The invitation to ‘write Giorgia’ on the ballot is very evocative and gives a sense of human proximity to the candidacy, while the claim ‘Italy changes Europe’, however loud and clear, risks being too unrealistic in the medium term. We now need to give a clear mission to this candidacy so that it is consistent with the expectations of Italians and with government action.”
