Giorgia Meloni’s government reached a postwar record of 1,413 consecutive days in office on September 4, 2026, prompting her to frame stability as its core achievement and launch the campaign for the scheduled 2027 general election. Recent polling shows her centre-right coalition trailing a consolidating centre-left bloc by narrow margins, with support further eroded by the rapid rise of Roberto Vannacci’s more nationalist Futuro Nazionale party. Efforts to enact electoral reforms that could strengthen the prime minister’s position and guarantee majorities have encountered parliamentary setbacks and face ongoing Senate scrutiny. Coalition cohesion, economic pressures, and any acceleration toward an early vote remain the main variables that could alter the timeline for a change in leadership.