The legislature could last another year, or perhaps much longer if Governor Alessandra Todde's lawyers manage to drag out the appeals against the measure calling for her dismissal until the end of her term.

The fact is that the center-right does not seem ready to face the polls. Not after the clear victory of Campo largo in Nuoro.

Where, the effect of the risk of the regional president's decline has not left any mark. The capital of Barbagia has rewarded a center-left that has presented itself as compact, even extended to the forces that in the February 2024 session had decided to support Renato Soru, risking losing the coalition.

And it punished the civic experiments of the center-right that had chosen as mayoral candidate a former regional secretary of the Democratic Party, who had been with Matteo Renzi's Italia Viva and then with Carlo Calenda's Azione. If this is the method - the leaders of the Sardinian center-right began to reflect in the aftermath of the defeat - then it is not the right one.

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