The Referendum, of Rome are safe: “The December 4th vote pro or against Renzi” – Il fatto Quotidiano

there are only two weeks to vote on the referendum. To the terminus of the metro A and B and along the stops of the Metro C, inside of the outskirts of rome, almost all the people we interviewed know that the December 4, there will be the referendum vote, but many, or rather almost no one, knows what are the topics on which they will be called to express their vote. A theme that seems to have attracted the attention of the voters is the new Senate, from which diverge the interpretations: there will be a "reduction"; or a more drastic "removal"; for others, reform is the "reduction of the salaries of parliamentarians". But there is also someone who admits: "I did Not understand the terms of the question". The majority of respondents guarantees that it will go to the polls. And the more 'knowledgeable' seem to have a certainty: "a vote on Renzi".

"merit" of the reform, seems to be a unanimous chorus: "If he wins the No the premier resigns"; it will vote on "if we want to Renzi Yes or No"; "at the end you choose pro-Renzi or against Renzi," they say in many. And again: "The reform does not interest me, the important thing is to send home Workers"; "Renzi needs to go away because he is not doing anything for us Italian citizens". In short, it seems that the customizing has left an indelible mark during the election campaign, referendum. And there are also those who regret it: "A wrong choice, I would have liked a referendum with more questions, not with a only". It is not the only one. "They say that we are going to vote for change, otherwise for the next thirty years does not change the most, and for me I have seventy years, this is thelast chance," says another respondent.

The most young people still do not know what constitutional amendments you will be voting, but to ensure that "shall inform" and they will (almost all) to vote. Others, however, have already ideas clear": "I vote Yes even though I don’t yet know the points of the reform" replication of one respondent. In the same way a lady claims: "I do Not know of the reform, but I’m going to vote No". A lot of it is the uncertainty and there are also those who launches into appeals: "Vote No, because here there are too many unemployed people". "The battle between the Yes or the No is a battle between frustrated," declared a lord. In the other is the disillusionment to win: "For us, Italian citizens will not change anything". There are those who declare their abstention why is "not interested" or because "you all suck". But what it would be like this vote? "If it passes is the demonstration that we italians can make a reform so important, ugly or beautiful that is," says a boy. Another respondent underlines: "If it passes the Yes we will have a government and of a character such as Renzi, who feel even more strong. If it passes the No I do not think that there will be a disaster".