In Emilia Romagna city with Pd, lower classes and minor towns in the League

"The popular classes" and the smaller towns choose the League while cities vote for the Democratic Party: Swg points out in the analysis of the vote of the regional elections in Emilia Romagna. As many as 39.2% of those belonging to the lower social groups voted for Salvini's party, which also won 35.3% of the vote of the residents in the "non-provincial capitals" while for the Dems, 36.3 voted % of residents in capitals. Still according to Swg, sardines have subtracted 3% from abstention. The "middle class" instead divides into two with a slight preference for the Democratic Party (35.8% against 31.6% of the League), towards which the female vote was also more oriented (37.3% against the 30.6% of the League). Between the Millennials and the Z generation, the center-left also has a slight advantage: in the 18-34 age group 32.6% chose Pd, 6.5% the Bonaccini president list, while 26.1% voted Salvini , 6.8% FdI and 4.8% the M5S. The vote in Bonaccini was motivated by the "good governance" (52) of these years and by the trust in the governor (35) while those who chose Borgonzoni were driven by the urge to change (51%) and by the support for Salvini (43%) . The Cati-Cami-CAwi survey was carried out on several samples of voters (in some cases 1700 and in others 700) residing in Emilia Romagna.

"Young people desert the ballot boxes" and those who vote choose the civic lists: according to the analysis of Swg's vote, the percentage of abstentions in the age group 18-34 is equal to 60.8% and for the civic lists opted for 41 , 6%. Among the parties with a slight advantage, the Pd (13.8%, followed by the League (10.7), FdI (8.4%), FI (9.7%) and finally the M5S (6.4%) High abstentions also among women (66.1%), who are still attracted more by the center-right: 21.1% voted for the FdI, 11.8% for the League, 10% for FI. , the middle class focuses on the center-right by voting for the League for 14%, FI for 12.9% and FdI for 11%. The Democratic Party collects 16.5% of the middle class vote and the M5S 6%. As in Emilia Romagna, cities prefer the Democratic Party in 18.3% of cases: a percentage that drops to 14.1% in non-provincial municipalities where the Dems are first among the parties but where the united center-right exceeds 35%. Cati-Cami-Cawi surveys were carried out on a representative sample of a thousand voters residing in Calabria.