Polls: Meloni in the lead, Pd at 20%, Lega ahead of M5S and Action and Iv ahead of Berlusconi according to the Noto institute

According to the Noto institute, Meloni, three weeks after the vote, has three and a half points ahead of Letta but, beyond the head-to-head between Lega and Cinque Stelle, the surprise is the growth of Calenda and Renzi who stretch on Berlusconi

Even the very latest survey on voters' voting intentions conducted by the polling institute Noto confirms the trend of the three electoral derbies highlighted a few days ago by the pollster Alessandra Ghisleri. Three weeks after the vote on September 25 Brothers of Italy (FdI) by Giorgia Melons wins the derby with Enrico's Pd Read and it remains, in the voters' guidelines, the first party with 23,5% of potential consensus compared to the 20% collected by the Democratic Party together with Article 1 and Psi.

POLLS: HEAD-TO-HEAD DERBY CONTINUES BETWEEN SALVINI AND CONTE AND CALENDA-RENZI STRETCH ON BERLUSCONI

In the second derby – the one between the Laya by Matteo Salvini and Five stars (M5S) by Giuseppe Conte – the head-to-head is confirmed but for now the Northern League, despite being very far from the levels of a couple of years ago, remain ahead with 13,5% against 12,5% of the pentastellati and with a sidereal detachment from the two leading parties.

Finally in the third derby – the one between Action / Italia Viva and Silvio's Forza Italia Berlusconi – the Noto institute confirms the main surprise of this electoral campaign, according to which the couple Carlo calenda-Matteo Renzi he is overtaking what remains of Forza Italia and is increasing his lead compared to the beginning of last week reaching 8% against 7,5% of Berlusconi.

POLLS: MELONI HAS THREE AND A HALF POINTS LEADING OVER LETTA

On balance, the center-right, thanks to Meloni's exploits, remains clearly ahead of the center-left even if there are still three weeks of the electoral campaign in which the balance of power can change even if probably not overturn.

The electoral campaign is still long and we will never get tired of remembering that, beyond the percentages of consent revealed by the various polls, one thing is the votes collected and another is the number of MPs who will be elected, considering that the Rosatellum benefits coalitions.

Be that as it may, such a hard-fought electoral campaign and so full of surprises has not been seen for years, even if everyone agrees that the current electoral law does not work and should be changed proportionally. But we had to think about it first.