There final decision is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the end of the summit between three lists that they supported Fulvio Fellegara to the office of mayor, including himself. But, at the end of close meetings held over the last few hours, it is almost the hypothesis of any ‘appearance’ has passed for the Democratic Party, Generazione Sanremo and Progetto Comune.
It’s about the main themein a political key, for the election of the future mayor of Sanremo, who will be competing in the run-off on 23 and 24 June, Gianni Rolando and Alessandro Mager. The first starts from a base of 10% advantage over the second, but the many votes received by Fulvio Fellegara and from its lists (around 20%), offer a ‘dowry’ of important consensus, which attracts both final contenders.
Gianni Rolando confirmed today that he had spoken with Fulvio Fellegara, complimenting him both for the result achieved and, above all, for having finally reunited the souls of the Matuzian centre-left. “No requests for votes” said Rolando but a confluence of intentions on the issues which, even during the electoral campaign, proved to be very similar and in some cases identical.
As mentioned, it seems definitively categorically excluded the apparition of the coalition and also for the individual lists. At a certain point there was the possibility (from the classic rumors) that the Democratic Party could officially approach Mager but, the latest contacts between the lists and Fellegara himself, definitively excluded him.
Even if we await tomorrow’s meeting, an agreement on who to vote for in the runoff it shouldn’t be there and, therefore, Fellegara and the three lists shouldn’t give voting instructions to their voters. One would be needed programmatic sharingconfirmed by the Matuzian centre-left, who is not currently there and is not easy to find.
The ball it is certainly in the hands of Alessandro Mager and, according to those in the know, in the end Fellegara and the three lists will leave the electorate decision to vote according to conscience. It is clear that those who voted for the centre-left coalition in the first round are unlikely to put an Translating from the voices arriving from the centre-left meetings: “Vote as you want with the awareness that the right is on the other side”.
Surely there will be the voter who will stay at home and who will vote according to his beliefs while Fulvio Fellegara is working to keep the coalition together, also for the future. In fact, there are regional electionsgiven that there is talk of polls in October or November, assuming Giovanni Toti’s resignation arrives.
There request of those who follow Sanremo politics is always the same: How many votes will be able to flow to Mager who is down by 10 percentage points? Certainly a fairly substantial part, but no one will say too much if it is more than 10%. There battle the two are already getting tight now and there’s more than a week to go.
