Meloni’s right-wing coalition has just marked a postwar record of over 1,413 consecutive days in office since October 2022, a milestone she highlighted at a Bari rally as evidence of stability restoring Italy’s European standing. This durability stems from pragmatic governance that avoided major coalition fractures, yet recent polls show Brothers of Italy near 26-27% while the broader center-right alliance trails or ties the center-left bloc amid public discontent, with 53% viewing the country’s direction negatively. A key pressure point is the rapid rise of Roberto Vannacci’s Futuro Nazionale party, polling around 7-8% and splitting conservative votes by emphasizing immigration and security. Coalition strains over electoral reforms and defense spending, plus external factors like relations with the United States, add uncertainty ahead of the 2027 general election, where fragmentation risks could test the government’s survival.