Premier Giorgia Meloni on Tuesday hailed the centre right’s victory in regional elections in Molise which saw centre right Forza Italia (FI) member Francesco Roberti get over 60% of the voote and succeed party colleague Donato Toma as governor of the southern region. Meloni said this was “another great success, achieved thanks to the work of the united centre right, which confirms the solidity of the government coalition”. The win followed recent local-election victories for the centre right including taking the long-time leftwing fief of Ancona in Marche for the first time.
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