"With all the necessary precautions, the situation does not seem positive to me."
This was said by the president of the FI senators Maurizio Gasparri, guest on Aria Che Tira on La7, commenting on the first data from the regional elections in Sardinia.
"There is a negative opinion on the outgoing centre-right council led by Christian Solinas.
"There was a president who we decided not to reapply but the replacement did not overturn the negative opinion of the council. Truzzu, mayor of Cagliari, did not slip to the top in the mayoral rankings of Il Sole 24 Ore. I think we will need to reflect" , he added.
Camilla Soru, if Todde wins I'm waiting for dad's call
"In Cagliari we are doing very well, we are over 53%, Todde's gap compared to Truzzu and around 16%. We have a fairly high mood, the Democratic Party is performing very well, it is a moment of hope and For the moment we'll hold on."
Camilla Soru, the candidate for the regional council of Sardinia, said this on Rai Radio1, guest of Un Giorno da Pecora.
"We don't think we have already won, the data is partial but comforting", added the candidate and daughter of Renato Soru to Radio1.
If Alessandra Todde wins, will she call her father for a 'rapprochement'?
"If she wins, I have to take the first step. In case I think about it..."
Deidda: 'In 5 years we have not governed brilliantly'
"We pay for the fact that perhaps in 5 years we haven't governed exactly brilliantly. I'm always optimistic, the game is played until the last section. I expected this result in Cagliari, I knew it wouldn't be a walk in the park."
This was stated by Salvatore Deidda, Fdi deputy in connection with Rainews24, commenting on the first data, even if unofficial.
Sala: 'Alliance with M5S is mandatory if you want to win'
"It's too early to claim victory but to me too, from what comes from Sardinia, the signs seem to be good."
Thus the mayor of Milan Giuseppe Sala commented on the first data from the regional elections in Sardinia on the sidelines of the inauguration of the Humanitas University.
"It is clear that the alliance with the 5 Stars is somewhat obligatory if one wants to win. However, it is time that, not only from the Democratic Party but from both sides - he concluded -, the points of convergence were emphasized more than what we separate, otherwise you won't move."
Cossa (right-hand side), it is early but the first data are not good
"From the first results, data seems to emerge that are not comforting for the centre-right, but it is still very premature: in the past we have seen compromised situations reversed."
This was stated by Michele Cossa, exponent of the Reformers, in the electoral headquarters of the coalition led by Paolo Truzzu.
"We certainly didn't expect such negative data on the city of Cagliari", underlines Cossa.
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