Christian Solinas is the “least loved” governor of Italy . The president of the regional council of Sardinia is in fact in last place in the "Governance Poll 2023" , the ranking of the consensus of local administrators drawn up every year by Noto Sondaggi for the Sole 24 Ore.

At the top of the ranking is the governor of Emilia-Romagna Stefano Bonaccini, who has the consent of 69% of the citizens of his region on his side .

In second and third place are the Northern League players Luca Zaia in Veneto and Massimiliano Fedriga in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, who enjoy a consensus of 68.5% and 68% respectively.

Solinas, as mentioned, is bringing up the rear: for him a consensus of 35%, down by almost 5 percentage points compared to the last survey (last year it was 39.5%).

As for the mayors, the mayor of Milan Beppe Sala dominates with 65% of the consensus , ahead of Marco Fioravanti, mayor of Ascoli Piceno (center-right, 64.5%) and Antonio Decaro, mayor of Bari (center -left, 64%).

The mayor of Cagliari Paolo Truzzu does not shine: he is in 85th place (out of 87) among the first citizens of the capital municipalities, with 43% of the votes, down 7.1% compared to the day of the election.

After him only the mayor of Lecce Carlo Salvemini and the mayor of Potenza Marco Guarente (last with 42% of the votes).

"The real poll - comments the mayor of Cagliari to the microphones of Radiolina - takes place on the day of the polls".

As for the other first citizens of the main cities of the island, the best placement is that of the mayor of Carbonia Pietro Morittu, twelfth, even if his approval rating has dropped from 65.8% on the day of the election to the current 58.5 %.

The decline in consensus, however, is general: Andrea Soddu (Nuoro) is 43rd, with 54.5% (-12.5%); Massimiliano Sanna (Oristano) goes from 54.2% to 52.5% and takes 57th place; Nanni Campus (Sassari) drops from 56.2% to 51.5%, reaching 60th place nationally.

(Unioneonline/lf)

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