Giorgia Meloni continues to lead Italy’s right-wing coalition government into late 2026, with the next general election not due until 2027. Recent setbacks, including defeat in a March 2026 constitutional referendum on judicial reform and a July parliamentary loss on electoral changes, have prompted opposition calls for resignation but have not triggered a government collapse or snap vote. Her coalition retains a parliamentary majority, though polls show tightening support overall and notably weak approval among voters under 35. Ongoing economic pressures, coalition frictions, and preparations for 2027 voting shape expectations around her tenure. No major institutional deadlines or confidence votes are scheduled before year-end that would force an immediate change in leadership.