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Post by Georg Ebner on Jun 15, 2022 17:42:10 GMT
Provincial presidents: 2019:  2020 (august):  2021:  2022:  |
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Post by Georg Ebner on Jun 15, 2022 23:34:20 GMT
Provincial presidents 2021+2022, parties/alliances grouped by inHabitants:  |
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Post by andrea on Jun 18, 2022 19:05:15 GMT
With a belated delay, here is the recap of first round in the head of province towns
Asti: CR (incumbent) 55.65% CL 37.48%
Lodi: CL 59.03% CR (incumbent) 37.2%.
Belluno: CR 50.73% CL 30.51%. Incumbent mayor was CL but was term-limited.
Padova: CL (incumbent) 58.44% CR 33.52%
Genova: CR (incumbent) 55.49% CL 38.03%
La Spezia: CR (incumbent) 53.58% CL 37.18%
Pistoia: CR (incumbent) 51,49 CL 28.32. A Green Left candidate got 12.61%
Rieti: CR 52.17% CL 37.43%. Outgoing mayor didn't stand. He has been mayor from 1994 to 2002 and since 2017 again.
L'Aquila: CR (incumbent) 54,39 Ind 23.78%. CL polled only 20.62%
Taranto: CL (incumbent) 60.63 CR 29.84
Oristano: CR 54.2% CL 35.94%. Outgoing CR mayor didn't stand again even if he wasn't term-limited.
Messina: Local CR 45.44 CR 28 CL 22.9. Elected immediately because in Sicily it is enough to achieve 40% on round 1 to be elected.
Palermo: CR 47.63 CL 29.55%. Elected immediately because in Sicily it is enough to achieve 40% on round 1 to be elected.
Run offs
Alessandria: CL 42.04% CR (incumbent) 40.24%
Cuneo: CL 46.99 CR 19.93%. A local list got 16.41%. Incumbent mayor was a centrist who was term-limited
Como: CL 39.4% Ind 27.32%. CR candidate is 100 votes behind the independent and is threatening legal fights over the exclusion from run-off.
Monza: CR (incumbent) 47.12% CL 40.08%
Verona: CL 39.79% CR (incumbent) 32.69%. 2007-17 CR incumbent polled 23.88%
Gorizia: CR (incumbent) 41.8% CL 30.66%
Parma: CL 44.18% CR (2007-11 mayor running) 21.65%. Incumbent exM5S mayor was term-limited and he is supporting the CL candidate.
Piacenza: CL 39.93 CR (incumbent) 37.72%
Lucca: CL 42.65 CR 34.35%. Outgoing CL mayor was term-limited
Frosinone: CR 49.26% CL 39.13%. Outgoing CR mayor was term-limited
Viterbo: Ind 33.08 CL 27.90 CR 16.74%. Outgoing CR mayor elected in 2018, lost control of the council in 2021 and resigned.
Barletta: CR (incumbent) 42.67 CL 36.63. Outgoing mayor resigned one year in advance because he lost the majority of the council
Catanzaro: CR 44,01 CL 31.71. CR outgoing mayor was term-limited
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Post by andrea on Jun 26, 2022 21:46:33 GMT
Count of the runoffs under way
Tommasi is leading in Verona
Easy win for centre-left in Parma. Currently at 65%
Looks like Piacenza is going to CL. With 70% counted, PD & allies candidate is over 53%.
Looks like Catanzaro is going to CL too.
Lucca is very tight.
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Post by Georg Ebner on Jun 26, 2022 22:53:12 GMT
The Left has gained more cities than lost, most of them in the RunOff yesterDay:  |
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Post by andrea on Jun 26, 2022 23:13:03 GMT
Run off results Run offs Alessandria: CL 42.04% CR (incumbent) 40.24% CL 54.41% CR 45.6% Cuneo: CL 46.99 CR 19.93%. A local list got 16.41%. Incumbent mayor was a centrist who was term-limited CL 62.8% CR 37.2% (45 polling stations reported out of 55) Como: CL 39.4% Ind 27.32%. CR candidate is 100 votes behind the independent and is threatening legal fights over the exclusion from run-off. Ind 55.4% CL 44.6% Monza: CR (incumbent) 47.12% CL 40.08% CL 51.2% CR 48.8% Verona: CL 39.79% CR (incumbent) 32.69%. 2007-17 CR incumbent polled 23.88% CL 53.4% CR 46.6% Gorizia: CR (incumbent) 41.8% CL 30.66% CR 52.5% CL 47.8% Parma: CL 44.18% CR (2007-11 mayor running) 21.65%. Incumbent exM5S mayor was term-limited and he is supporting the CL candidate. CL 66.2% CR 33.8% Piacenza: CL 39.93 CR (incumbent) 37.72% CL 53.5% CR 46.5% Lucca: CL 42.65 CR 34.35%. Outgoing CL mayor was term-limited CR 50.9% CL 49.1% (83 polling stations out of 86) Frosinone: CR 49.26% CL 39.13%. Outgoing CR mayor was term-limited CR 55.2% CL 44.8% Viterbo: Ind 33.08 CL 27.90 CR 16.74%. Outgoing CR mayor elected in 2018, lost control of the council in 2021 and resigned. Ind 64.7% CL 35.3% (60 polling stations reported out of 66) Barletta: CR (incumbent) 42.67 CL 36.63. Outgoing mayor resigned one year in advance because he lost the majority of the council CR 65% CL 35% Catanzaro: CR 44,01 CL 31.71. CR outgoing mayor was term-limited CL 58.2% CR 41.8% |
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Post by Georg Ebner on Jun 27, 2022 21:17:49 GMT
Here is a historical overView of mayors in gained&lossed cities: CD -> CS [nearly all in the North]: Alessandria (Piemonte):  Lodi (Lombardia):  Monza (Lombardia):  Piacenza (Emilia-Romagna):  Verona (Veneto):  Catanzaro (Calabria):  Civic List (exM5S; progressive) -> CS: Parma (Emilia-Romagna):  CS -> CD: Lucca (Toscana):  Palermo (Sicilia):  Civic List -> CD: Belluno (Veneto):  CD -> Civic Lists: Como (Lombaria):  Viterbo (Lazio) [the FI-inc. had been replaced by a commissioner]:  |
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Post by Georg Ebner on Jun 28, 2022 8:36:17 GMT
While the CenterRight lost - especially in the north - several provincial capitals more than it gained, it performed better with smaller towns. The 142 largest cities&towns:  |
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Post by andrea on Feb 12, 2023 10:42:18 GMT
Regional elections in Lombardia and Lazio today (and tomorrow)
Incumbent Attilio Fontana is seeking re-election in Lombardia. Even with the lackluster management of Covid crisis in the early stage of the pandemics, he will be re-elected.
Letizia Moratti (former education minister in one of the Berlusconi's governments, former Milan mayor and regional cabinet member for health and welfare under Fontana in the last part of his term) wanted to be the centre-right candidate. As the parties decided to keep Fontana, she has decided to run as independent. Backed by Calenda/Renzi
PD and M5S are allied here. They field current MEP and former Milan city cabinet member Majorino.
I would expect Fontana with a comfortable but not overwhelming lead. Majorino 2nd. Moratti 3rd. Interesting here is seating Fratelli di Italia vs Lega shares within CR coalition.
In Lazio, incumbent (and former PD leader) Zingaretti is not seeking re-election. PD and M5S didn't find an agreement for a single presidential candidate. So centre-right will win comfortably.
2018 results
Lombardia
Fontana 49.75%
Gori (PD) 29.09%
M5S 17.36%
Lazio
Zingaretti (PD) 32.92%
Centre-right 31.17%
M5S 26.98%
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Post by rcronald on Feb 12, 2023 13:01:47 GMT
Regional elections in Lombardia and Lazio today (and tomorrow) Incumbent Attilio Fontana is seeking re-election in Lombardia. Even with the lackluster management of Covid crisis in the early stage of the pandemics, he will be re-elected. Letizia Moratti (former education minister in one of the Berlusconi's governments, former Milan mayor and regional cabinet member for health and welfare under Fontana in the last part of his term) wanted to be the centre-right candidate. As the parties decide to keep Fontana, she has decided to run as independent. Backed by Calenda/Renzi PD and M5S are allied here. They field current MEP and former Milan city cabinet member Majorino. I would expect Fontana with a comfortable but not overwhelming lead. Majorino 2nd. Moratti 3rd. Interesting here is seating Fratelli di Italia vs Lega shares within CR coalition. In Lazio, incumbent (and former PD leader) Zingaretti is not seeking re-election. PD and M5S didn't find an agreement for a single presidential candidate. So centre-right will win comfortably. 2018 results Lombardia Fontana 49.75% Gori (PD) 29.09% M5S 17.36% Lazio Zingaretti (PD) 32.92% Centre-right 31.17% M5S 26.98% Quite disappointed they couldn't find a Lega replacement for Fontana. |
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Post by andrea on Feb 12, 2023 22:33:30 GMT
Turnout is pretty tragic so far
At the end of Sunday
Lombardia 31.79
Lazio 26.28
Last time overall turnout (voting was only on Sunday) was 6655% in Lazio and 73.11% in Lombardia
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Post by andrea on Feb 13, 2023 14:48:54 GMT
Final turnout is 41-42% in both region
Exit polls
Lazio
Rocca - CR: 52.5%
D'Amato - CL: 32%
Lombardia
Fontana - CR 51.5%
Majorino - CL 35.1%
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Post by andrea on Feb 13, 2023 15:20:48 GMT
Projection number 2
Lazio
Rocca - CR: 52.1%
D'Amato - CL: 34.7%
Bianchi - M5S 10.6%
Lombardia
Fontana - CR 54.4%
Majorino - CL 33.6%
Moratti 10.1%
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Post by andrea on Feb 13, 2023 17:12:12 GMT
Final turnout is 41-42% in both region Wrong! Only 37.2% final tunrout in Lazio. 41.67% in Lombardy |
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Post by Georg Ebner on Feb 13, 2023 22:03:46 GMT
In both cities the strongest candidate receives presently 46% - but in Roma it's CDX, whereas in Berlusconi's Milano it's CSX!
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Post by andrea on Feb 14, 2023 8:41:57 GMT
Final result
Lombardia
Fontana (Right) 54.67%
Majorino (Left) 33.93%
Moratti (Centre) 9.87%
Ghidorzi (Far left) 1.53%
Lazio
Rocca (Centre-Right) 53.88%
D'Amato (Centre-Left) 33.5%
Bianchi (M5S) 10.76%
Larger leads than I expected. I thought about 15% leads.
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Post by andrea on Feb 14, 2023 10:20:31 GMT
Lists results in Lombardia
Brothers of Italy 25.18% (22 seats)
Lega 16.53% (14 seats)
Forza Italia 7.63% (6 seats) * former regional cabinet member for welfare, Giulio Gallera, fails to be re-elected. He finishes second in Milan and FI got only 1 seat there)
Lombardia Ideale - Fontana Presidente 6.16% (5 seats)
Us Moderates 1.17% (1 seat)
PD 21.82% (17 seats)
M5S 3.93% (3 seats)
Majorino Presidente 3.82% (2 seats)
Green-Left 3.23% (1 seat)
(+ Majorino who is elected regional cllr as runner up)
Moratti Presidente 5.3% (4 seats)
Calenda/Italia Viva 4.25% (3 seats)
We have open lists to elect Cllrs within each list. Each voter can write up to 2 names. If they opt for 2 preferences, one must be a man and one must be a woman (otherwise the second name is considered voided).
Emilio Del Bono (PD Brescia mayor who is in the last months of his second term as mayor. And then he would be term-limited) is the one who got most individual preferences: 35,761 (out of 88,893 votes for PD in Brescia province)
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Post by andrea on Feb 14, 2023 11:12:39 GMT
Lists in Lazio
Brothers of Italy 33.62% (22 seats)
Lega 8.52% (3)
Forza Italia 8.43% (3)
Rocca for President 2.03% (1)
UdC 1.62% (1)
Us Moderates 1.13 (0)
PD 20.25% (10)
Calenda/Italia Viva 4.87 (2)
D'Amato Presidente 3.05 (1)
Green/Left 2.74 (1)
M5S 8.54 (4)
Ecologist and Left Progressives 1.21 (1)
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Post by andrea on Apr 3, 2023 20:13:37 GMT
Regional elections in Friuli Venezia Giulia
Presidency
Massimiliano Fedriga (centre-right) 64.2% (57.1% in 2018)
Massimo Moretuzzo (PD + M5S) 28.4% (26.84% for PD & Allies candidates and 11.67% for M5S candidate)
Giorgia Tripli (Free Togethe, right) 4.7%
Alessandro Maran (Calenda/Renzi) 2.7%
Regional council
Lega 19% (34.9% in 2018)
Brothers of Italy 18.1% (5.5%)
Fedriga for Presidet 17.7% (New. But the local list - Project FVG - allied with centre-right got 6.3%)
Forza Italia 6.7% (12.1%)
Responsible Autonomy 2% (4%)
PD 16.5% (18.1% in 2018)
Pact for Autonomies 6.3%
M5S 2.4% (7.1)
Green Left 2% (new)
Open Left 1.5% (2.8)
Slovenska Skupnost 1% (1.16)
Free Together 4%
Calenda/Renzi 2.8%
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Post by Georg Ebner on Apr 4, 2023 0:05:20 GMT
Regional elections in Friuli Venezia Giulia Annoyingly the regional Elec.Commission did not show the presently most interesting thing: the party-perFormances within 1 list. According to it.wikipedia Lega is with 19% (-16%) a little bit ahead of FdI (and then the PM's list). FI at 7%, M5S at 2%... |
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