Veneto regional elections, latest polls: a snapshot of voting intentions.

The latest polls on the Veneto elections , compiled by Ipsos and presented by Nando Pagnoncelli in Corriere della Sera , offer an updated picture of voting intentions in the region. The surveys highlight voters' trends and priorities, outlining the political context just days before the election and highlighting the issues most relevant to Veneto citizens.

Regional elections in Veneto: priorities and voting dynamics: healthcare and continuity at the forefront

Veneto voters prioritize healthcare issues , considered strategic in a region where hospital and territorial management are constantly at the center of public debate. They are followed by security and crime prevention , transportation and infrastructure, and finally labor and employment.

On the party front, the League remains the leading party with 23.6% of the vote , closely followed by Brothers of Italy at 23.2%, while Forza Italia reaches 8.5% and Liga Veneta Repubblica 5.6%. In the center-left, the Democratic Party is estimated at 14.8%, a slight increase compared to the 2020 regional elections, the Green-Left Alliance at 3.8% and the Five Star Movement stable at 2.6%, while the other coalition lists garnered a total of 5.2%.

The current gap between the two main candidates suggests a likely outcome , although the final weeks of the campaign and the decisions of undecided voters could still influence the final picture.

The race for the Veneto presidency is already showing clear signs, with significant margins between the contenders. According to the latest Ipsos survey , presented by Nando Pagnoncelli in Corriere della Sera , Alberto Stefani , deputy secretary of the League and the center-right candidate, is expected to garner 62.8% of the valid votes . His main challenger, Giovanni Manildo, a member of the center-left, is expected to receive 26.9%, leaving a gap of more than 36 percentage points.

The wide gap reflects the propensity of a region accustomed to long years of administration under Luca Zaia, whose leadership continues to enjoy widespread approval: 72% of citizens rate the outgoing government's performance positively, a figure that rises to 74% among undecided voters.

The expected turnout is around 48% , confirming the difficulty of involving the electorate in regional consultations.