Exit polls are showing a huge surge for populist and nationalist leaning parties in Italy’s election. The left wing has been totally marginalized.
It looks as if the populist anti-EU Five Star Movement will get roughly 30 percent of the vote, followed by the left leaning Democratic party with 20 percent of the vote with the right wing Forza Italia and Northern League parties coming in with around 14 to 15 percent of the vote each.
Italy, Mediaset exit poll:
M5S-EFDD: 31%
PD-S&D: 20%
FI-EPP: 14%
LN-ENF: 14%
FdI-*: 5%
LeU-S&D: 4%
+E-*: 3%
Ncl-*: 1.5%
CP-*: 0.8% pic.twitter.com/TA6dsHzjDx— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) March 4, 2018
Italy, RAI exit poll:
M5S-EFDD: 30.5%
PD-S&D: 22%
FI-EPP: 14.5%
LN-ENF: 14.5%
FdI-*: 5%
LeU-S&D: 4%
+E-*: 3.5%
Ncl-*: 2%
CP-*: 1%
SVP-EPP: 1% pic.twitter.com/V3vOWRsf3A— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) March 4, 2018
A coalition government could be formed between the Five Star Movement and other parties but there is speculation on if the Five Star Movement is willing to strike a deal to form a coalition.
Italy: Eurosceptic majority confirmed: 5 Star Movement (EFDD) and Lega (ENF) together reach about 49% of vote share. Plus the right-wing FdI (*) they reach well over 50%. #Elezioni4Marzo2018 #elezioni2018
— Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) March 4, 2018
We’ll see what happens. These parties need to put aside their differences and deal with the nigger plague that has consumed their land. All other matters are inconsequential at the moment.
