Renato Schifani ranks last among Italian governors in terms of approval, according to a poll conducted by SWG. The President of Sicily is appreciated by only 25% of respondents, 2% less than last year. Schifani is well behind the second-last, Francesco Rocca, President of Lazio, who scores 31%. Luca Zaia, president of Veneto, leads the ranking with 70%, followed by Massimiliano Fedriga of Friuli-Venezia Giulia with 64%. Completing the podium is Stefania Proietti, President of Umbria, with 53%. The president of the Calabria Region, Roberto Occhiuto, is in fourth place with 52%, surpassing the president of Campania, Vincenzo De Luca, who is likewise at 52% but has dropped 4 percentage points since last year. Eugenio Giani (Tuscany) takes sixth place with 47%. The recently elected Michele de Pascale (Emilia-Romagna) is at 45%, followed by Alberto Cirio (Piedmont) at 42%, Vito Bardi (Basilicata) at 39%, and Marco Bucci (Liguria) at 39%. Alessandra Todde (Sardinia) and Francesco Acquaroli (Marche) both scored 37%. Attilio Fontana (Lombardy) ranks lower (35%), the same figure as Michele Emiliano (Puglia), who also records a 4-point drop. Third-to-last, ahead only of Rocca and Schifani, is Abruzzo's Marco Marsilio, at 35%.