The majority of FI voters abstained from the five referendums on justicewith small variations between the questions, while as regards the League, the majority of voters abstained on two questions, with the other three who saw the voters prevail in two cases and equal in one. This is what emerges in a survey conducted today by Swg with CATI-CAMI-CAWI survey on a representative sample of 3000 voters residing in Italy; the data were re-weighted on the basis of real data from the Interior Ministry.
In the referendum on the Severino Law, the voters of the Pd and M5s abstained for 73%, those of Fdi (which did not support the referendums) for 62%, those of Fi for 68% and those of the League for 57%.
On the limitation of precautionary measures, the abstainers of the Democratic Party were 78%, 73% in M5s, 71% in Fi, 60% in Fdi and 59% in the League.
On the question about the segregation of duties the voters of the Pd and M5s abstained at 76%, those of Fi at 73%, those of Fdi at 60%, those of the League at 49%.
On the fifth questionconcerning lay members in judicial councilsthe voters of M5s abstained at 80%, those of the Democratic Party at 77%, the voters of Fi at 70%, those of Fdi at 61%, while those of the League at 50%.
Source: Ansa
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