Most Italians are hoping for Clinton's victory in US elections

ROME, Oct. 10 -. RIA Novosti, Sergei Startsev The vast majority of Italians hoped that a victory in the upcoming presidential elections in the United States will win the Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, it follows from published on Monday, a public opinion poll results, which was implemented Milanese specialized institute Lorien Consulting .

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According to a survey conducted a month before the US presidential elections, 73% of Italians would like to become the new president of the former US Secretary of State, while its rival Donald Trump favored only 4% of respondents. With regard to the real chances of candidates to succeed the 51% of Italians believe that victory will Clinton and only 15% are confident that the race for a seat in the White House, the Republican candidate will win.

The organizers of the survey point out in this connection that the Italians, as, however, and Europeans in general, traditionally occupied by pro-democracy position.However, Trump candidacy further strengthened this sentiment, as many in the Apennines experience in connection with his possible victory frank fear for the future, especially because of the proclaimed policy of isolationism billionaire. It is noteworthy that the preference for Clinton widespread even among those Italians who describe their political views as right: 69% of them sympathize with Clinton and only 10% - Trump.

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I should add that such sentiments are widespread in the political elite of Italy.In particular, the Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, speaking in June at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, said publicly that he would prefer to work with in the future, "Mrs. US president."

The survey Lorien Consulting also show that 63% of Italians believe in the influence of the election results in the United States on the situation in their country, with 24% of respondents believe that this influence is strong.

United States presidential election will be held on 8 November. The current head of state Barack Obama is finalizing her second term and can not run again