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Post by andrea on Apr 17, 2023 16:46:49 GMT
Udine mayorality run off held yesterday (and today until 3pm)
Two weeks ago
Pietro Fontanini (incumbent; Brothers of Italy, Lega, Forza Italia) 19,524 votes (46.2%)
Alberto Felice De Toni (PD, Calenda/Renzi, Left) 16,762 votes (39.7%)
Ivano Marchiol (5 Stars) 3,903 (9.2%)
Stefano Salmè (Free voters) 2,029 (4.8%)
Run off
De Toni 18,576 votes (52.85%)
Fontanini 16,573 votes (47.15%)
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Post by Georg Ebner on May 15, 2023 14:49:54 GMT
In those major cities, where counting has begun, CD is everywhere ahead (apart from Siena).
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Post by andrea on May 15, 2023 17:10:24 GMT
In those major cities, where counting has begun, CD is everywhere ahead (apart from Siena). CL have held Brescia even with incumbent time-limeted. Teramo looks like a CL hold too. Treviso and Imperia (Scajola) are CR holds. Latina is a CR gain Pisa is borderline: CR incumbent is currently at 51% with less than half counted. Same for Sondrio. Ancona, Siena, Massa, Vicenza, Brindisi, Terni should go to run-offs. |
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Post by andrea on May 16, 2023 8:05:48 GMT
Mayoral results in main towns (heads of provinces)
IMPERIA
CR (incumbent) 62.97% ELECTED
CL 22.58%
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M5S 1.42
BRESCIA (CL incumbent mayor was time-limited)
CL 54.84 ELECTED
CR 41.67
M5S 2.48
SONDRIO
CR (incumbent) 57.86 ELECTED
CL 39.22
TREVISO
CR (incumbent) 64.7 ELECTED
CL 28.27
Renzi/Calenda 4.06
M5S 2.34
VICENZA
CL46.23
CR (incumbent) 44.06
PISA
CR (incumbent) 49.96
CL 41.12
Left 6.73
CR parties got 50.1%. Hence even if CL wins the run off, they won't get the bonus seats on the council and so no majority.
SIENA (CR incumbent not standing again)
CR 30.51
CL 28.85
Local list 22.65
MASSA
Lega + Forza Italia (incumbent) 35.42
CL 29.95
Fratelli di Italia 19.99
M5S 5.45
ANCONA
CR 45.11
CL 41.28
M5S 3.64
TERNI (CR incumbent mayor retiring after 1 term)
CR 35.81
Centrist local list 28.14 * the candidate is now in a centrist party, but he previously was in Alleanza Nazionale and in Fratelli d'Italia. He is the owner of the local football club
CL 21.94
M5S 10.82
LATINA
CL 70.68 ELECTED
CL (incumbent) 29.32
TERAMO
CL (incumbent, including M5S) 54.47 ELECTED
CR 36.43
BRINDISI
CR 44
CL 33.32
Local list 12.53
Local left list (incumbent. Last time backed by PD too) 10.15
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Runoffs often have less turnout and cards are reshuffled....see Udine results above (the winner of the run off got less votes than the one leading first round).
However, I would say CR will hold Massa given the make up of the vote.
Official CR is in danger in Terni. They would have preferred PD to get second place.
Vicenza, Pisa, Siena, Ancona and Brindisi are open.
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Post by johnloony on May 16, 2023 9:20:15 GMT
Mayoral results in main towns (heads of provinces) IMPERIA CR (incumbent) 62.97% ELECTED CL 22.58% ... M5S 1.42 BRESCIA (CL incumbent mayor was time-limited) CL 54.84 ELECTED CR 41.67 M5S 2.48 SONDRIO CR (incumbent) 57.86 ELECTED CL 39.22 TREVISO CR (incumbent) 64.7 ELECTED CL 28.27 Renzi/Calenda 4.06 M5S 2.34 VICENZA CL46.23 CR (incumbent) 44.06 PISA CR (incumbent) 44.06 44.96 CL 41.12 Left 6.73 CR parties got 50.1%. Hence even if CL wins the run off, they won't get the bonus seats on the council and so no majority. SIENA CR 30.51 CL 28.85 Local list 22.65 MASSA Lega + Forza Italia (incumbent) 35.42 CL 29.95 Fratelli di Italia 19.99 M5S 5.45 ANCONA CR 45.11 CL 41.28 M5S 3.64 TERNI (CR incumbent mayor retiring after 1 term) CR 35.81 Centrist local list 28.14 CL 21.94 M5S 10.82 LATINA CL 70.68 ELECTED CL (incumbent) 29.32 TERAMO CL (incumbent, including M5S) 54.47 ELECTED CR 36.43 BRINDISI CR 44 CL 33.32 Local list 12.53 Local left list (incumbent. Last time backed by PD too) 10.15 _____________ Runoffs often have less turnout and cards are reshuffled....see Udine results above (the winner of the run off got less votes than the one leading first round). However, I would say CR will hold Massa given the make up of the vote. Official CR is in danger. They would have preferred PD to get second place. Vicenza, Pisa, Siena, Ancona and Brindisi are open. I was reading that list and for a few moments I was curious about why so many cities had their two main parties as Communist League and Communist Refoundation |
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Post by The Bishop on May 16, 2023 12:31:47 GMT
LATINA CL 70.68 ELECTED CL (incumbent) 29.32 Que? |
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Post by finsobruce on May 16, 2023 12:39:19 GMT
LATINA CL 70.68 ELECTED CL (incumbent) 29.32 Que? don't you mean Che cosa?  |
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Post by andrea on May 16, 2023 18:53:14 GMT
LATINA CL 70.68 ELECTED CL (incumbent) 29.32 Que? Latina has always been a town where MSI was strong (in relative terms), often second to DC in 60s and 70s. Latina was actually built in the 30s under Mussolini after the draining of Agro Pontino. The incumbent won in 2016 mayoral elections by surprise in the run off (he wasn't even backed by PD which finished third at the time). In 2021 elections, centre-right lists got 50+% in the council elections but their mayoral candidate polled only 49% and then lost the run off against the incumbent (now backed by PD too). Italian electoral system for local elections gives some bonus seats to the parties supporting the winning mayor but only if no other lists or coalitions of lists get over 50% in the council elections. So he didn't get the bonus. Hence, he didn't have the majority on the council. So the centre right Cllrs presented a motion of no confidence ousting hum in 2022. |
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Post by The Bishop on May 17, 2023 10:14:59 GMT
Thanks for all that, very informative. But I simply meant that you have the CL beating the CL!
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Post by andrea on May 17, 2023 13:25:12 GMT
Thanks for all that, very informative. But I simply meant that you have the CL beating the CL! Ah, ops! I didn't re-read and I thought you were wondering how C-L managed to go from holding it to losing 70 to 30% in one cycle. |
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Post by andrea on May 29, 2023 14:27:07 GMT
Counting for runoffs almost complete.
Centre-right take Ancona (51.7% so far) and hold Siena (52% so far)
Take also Brindisi.
Centre-right hold Massa. 55 to 45% so far.
Pisa looks like a CR hold too. 52 to 48% so far
The centre-right independent takes Terni mayoralty over official centre-right candidate
The run off results push the overall round as a centre-right win. Ancona and Siena should or could have been won by centre-left.
Vicenza may be the only bright spot for the Left
102 polling places out of 111
It is 51 to 49% for them over the C-R incumbent.
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Post by Georg Ebner on May 29, 2023 17:35:08 GMT
Mayors in provincial capitals:  Mayors in towns with over 15.000 inHabitants (only those with a change between blocs):  |
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Post by Georg Ebner on May 30, 2023 21:02:40 GMT
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Post by Georg Ebner on Jun 2, 2023 20:49:10 GMT
Provincial presidents (according to that it-wikipedia-site posted before): - Parties:  - Alliances:  |
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Post by Georg Ebner on Jun 26, 2023 13:58:47 GMT
This thread is about Local elec., but evil tongues might anyWay put Molise in this category... The CDX-inc. (from FI, what could help presently) has been polled at ~50%, CSX at ~45%; so not far behind, but a hold is likely. Official resultPage: elezioni2023.regione.molise.it |
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Post by Georg Ebner on Jun 26, 2023 21:14:20 GMT
With 2/3 counted it turns out, that CDX will end above 60%.
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Post by Georg Ebner on Oct 22, 2023 2:13:08 GMT
Today Trentino & AltoAdige/SouthTyrol will hold elections. In the Trentino the Lega-inCumbent - CD is allied there with regionalist PATT - should hold on. In SouthTyrol SVP is expected to sink below 40%; as usual it will choose as partner the strongest Italian party, what has so far been the Lega, but will be this time TheGreens (causing the problem, that the latter are supranational, so they might add Italian PD). But andrea will know more&better. |
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Post by andrea on Oct 22, 2023 8:21:20 GMT
Today Trentino & AltoAdige/SouthTyrol will hold elections. In the Trentino the Lega-inCumbent - CD is allied there with regionalist PATT - should hold on. In SouthTyrol SVP is expected to sink below 40%; as usual it will choose as partner the strongest Italian party, what has so far been the Lega, but will be this time TheGreens (causing the problem, that the latter are supranational, so they might add Italian PD). But andrea will know more&better. Trentino electoral law guarantees 21 seats out of 40 to the winning president with at least 40%. So it shouldn't be a problem for the incumbent (he will surely tops the poll) to have a majority on the council. Today and tomorrow there is also the Senatorial by-election in Monza to replace Berlusconi. |
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Post by andrea on Oct 22, 2023 18:16:20 GMT
Turnouts
Trentino (5pm): 37.22%
Alto Adige (5pm): 52.2% (lowest in Bolzano area at 41%, highest in Val Pusteria at 58%)
In Trentino polls close at 10 pm. Counting starts tomorrow morning.
In Alto Adige at 9pm. Counting will be overnight
Foggia mayoral election: at 7pm 36.17% (voting will continue until 11 pm and then tomorrow up to 3 pm)
Senate by-election in Monza: at 7pm 12.5% (voting will continue until 11 pm and then tomorrow up to 3 pm)
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