D'accordo sui dirigenti che scelgono la "propria squadra" dagli albi provinciali dei docenti?

The idea that principals could build their "own team" from provincial teacher rosters never found an audience: 4,227 votes branded it clientelismo against just 188 who called it real autonomy. That 95.7%-to-4.3% split was already locked in on day one and hadn't moved by day 36 — 4,415 votes, one verdict.

The tiny pocket of support skewed noticeably more male: 44% of "true autonomy" backers were men versus 29% among the majority camp, even as women were the largest bloc on both sides. Beyond Italy's 3,195 votes, every other top country — UK, US, Canada, Austria, Germany — landed the same way.

• The margin · 4,227 votes to 188 — 95.7% to 4.3%
• No shift, ever · Same ~95% split from day 1 through day 36
• Gender gap · Si backers were 44% male vs just 29% for No
• Global agreement · Every top country but Belgium (n=2) sided with No