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Post by andrea on Apr 22, 2024 17:46:09 GMT
First surprise: Azione (Calenda) is - apparently incl. IV (Renzi) - part of CDX, what is a new step in their shift to the right. Second surprise: Azione stands presently at 9%, CDX at 56%; so in theory... The candidate selection for PD and M5S was a big mess in Basilicata. At one point they changed 100 candidates in a week. During one of the many changeovers, Azione and Renzi jumped on the other side. Azione is polling strongly because they have Marcello Pittella (former president of Basilicata region. For PD at that time) in their council lists.
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Post by andrea on Apr 23, 2024 7:20:55 GMT
Final result from Basilicata Bardi (incumbent, FDI+Lega+FI+Azione+Renzi) 56.63% Marrese (PD+M5S+Left) 42.16% Follia (Volt) 1.21%
Composition of regional council
Brothers of Italy/FDI 17.39% - 4 seats (+3 seats compared to 2019 election) Forward Italy/Forza Italia 13.01% - 3 seats (+2) Lega 7.81% - 2 seats (-4) Azione with Calenda 7.51% - 2 seats Orgoglio Lucano /Lucan Pride 7.03% - 1 seat Christian Democrat Union 2.54% - 0 seats The True Basilicata 2.23% - 0 seats
Total for Bardi: 12 seats
Democratic Party /PD 13.87% - 2 seats Basilicata Casa Comune /Basilicata Common Home 11.18% - 2 seats Movimento 5 Stelle/5 Stars Movement 7.66% - 2 seats Green Left + PSI 5.79% - 1 seat United Basilicata 2.86% - 0 seats
Total for opposition: 8 (7 list seats + the losing presidential candidate)
In Matera area it was a tie. In Potenza a massive win for Bardi.
2019 result was Bardi 42.2% PD and allies candidate 33.11% M5S 20.27% Far Left 4.37%
Very good result for government. Bad result for opposition (the agreement between PD and M5S wasn't smooth, they ended up agreeing on a candidate on 17th March 2024, barely one month before the election).
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