The climate as a factor of (electoral) consensus. Not the climate understood in a strictly meteorological sense – hot or cold, sun or rain make no difference in politics – but the climate understood in a political sense as that complex of cultural, social and economic conditions that characterize an environment or a historical moment. So let’s ask ourselves a simple question: what is the political climate like in Reggio? It is clear that the more the days pass, the more the wait to know the definitive moves of the coalitions grows and the wait generates ever greater expectations. The political climate, therefore, becomes increasingly heated.
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