Roberto Vannacci’s political project is drawing support less from a conventional right-wing constituency than from voters frustrated with Italy’s political system and attracted by his anti-establishment image, according to a new analysis of his supporters
ROME — A survey cited by pollster Alessandra Ghisleri in La Stampa on Sept. 7 offers a snapshot of the electorate surrounding the former general Roberto Vannacci and his far-right Futuro Nazionale project — highlighting identity issues, distrust of traditional parties and an appetite for political disruption.
Why it matters: Ghisleri writes that polls currently put pro-Russia Vannacci’s party at roughly 7-8%, but cautions that
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