Vote yes, vote no: vote I don’t know. A new, umpteenth, revisitation of the Land of the Elio persimmons and the tense stories helps us to understand the mood of the Sanremo people on the eve of the vote tomorrow and on Monday, on the occasion of the run-off between Mager And Rolando. Most of those interviewed assured that they will go to the polls, but there are those who assure that they do not know if they will go to vote or that they will not go at all.
On the other hand, the candidates have said it several times: the strong abstention in the first round (I am 20,487 the Sanremo people who decided not to express a preference, ed.) was a defeat on a personal level, given the efforts made by all the protagonists during the electoral campaign. What filters through the streets of the center is however a snapshot of Italy today: lots of confusion and little interest in political life.
“We have tried, in good faith, to interest the population with various events. The result was disheartening. Why? Distrust in politics, in administration? There’s obviously something wrong.”He said Alexander Magercivic candidate, during the electoral debate organized by Sanremonews and held at the Bay. “I therefore fear that there will be strong abstention in the run-off as well.”
The centre-right candidate also holds the same opinion Gianni Rolando: “I didn’t expect a drop, to be honest. What to do? We continue to make appeals to vote, because we are all convinced that the next mayor must be represented by more citizens, even if I expect a further decrease. People no longer believe in local politics: there has been an exaggerated detachment between the administration and the citizens. To recover them we will need to involve them.”
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