Italy votes on March 22, 2026, on judicial reforms that could impact court independence and Prime Minister Meloni’s political future.

Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni faces a critical referendum on March 22, 2026, over proposed judicial reforms that could reshape the country's legal system. The vote tests her political strength and the stability of her far-right coalition, with concerns about judicial independence and government influence. While the reforms aim to reduce court backlogs, critics warn they may politicize the judiciary. Public opinion is divided, and the outcome will determine Meloni’s ability to advance her agenda and maintain power.