Giorgia Meloni’s government reached a postwar record of 1,413 consecutive days in office on September 4, 2026, underscoring coalition cohesion since the 2022 election despite stalled institutional reforms and a failed judicial referendum earlier in the year. Her Brothers of Italy party holds steady near 26-27% in recent polls, though the broader centre-right bloc trails a fragmented centre-left grouping and faces erosion from Roberto Vannacci’s rising Futuro Nazionale movement, which draws support on immigration and cultural issues. Economic headwinds, including sub-1% GDP growth and coalition friction over defence spending and electoral law changes, add pressure ahead of the 2027 parliamentary vote. No immediate no-confidence motion or coalition fracture has emerged, and Meloni has signalled intent to lead her alliance into the next election cycle.