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15 July
Meloni faced a setback as votes were lacking from her government's majority in Parliament.
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Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni faced a significant parliamentary setback when the Italian Parliament rejected a crucial amendment to her party's proposed electoral law by a narrow margin of one vote. The amendment, which aimed to allow voters to select up to three candidates on their ballots, was defeated with a vote count of 188 against and 187 in favor. This setback has intensified calls from opposition parties for early elections, with some leaders openly urging Meloni to resign and allow a new government capable of addressing Italy's challenges.
Following the vote, officials close to Meloni denied any immediate plans for her government's resignation, asserting their commitment to continue serving. The opposition, led by the Democratic Party and joined by other centrist and leftist groups, expressed their dissatisfaction with the current administration, describing the rejection as a "slap" for Meloni and her governance. This development raises questions about the stability of Meloni's government and could potentially accelerate the timeline for general elections in the autumn.
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