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Post by andrea on Oct 4, 2021 13:37:52 GMT
Result page from Interior Ministry elezioni.interno.gov.it/comunali/scrutini/20211003/elenchiGIScrutini is the section for results Votanti is the section for turnout You can click on the map or search the name of the municipality. X su XXX is number of polling places reported out of the total polling places. If you click on "Monitoraggio" (in the top bar), "ultime enti pervenuti" is latest municipalities reported. So far it only 1 polling place from Dolo (near Venice). Judging by the 8 voters in total, it is probably the polling station in the hospital. |
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Post by rcronald on Oct 4, 2021 14:02:36 GMT
Exit polls for RAI (state TV) Rome Michetti (centre-right) 27-31% Gualtieri (centre-left) 26.5-30.5% Calenda 16-20% Raggi (5 Stars) 16-20% Milan Sala (centre-left) 54-58% Bernardo (centre-right) 32-36% Turin Lo Russo (centre-left) 44-48% Damilano (centre-right) 36.5-40.5% Sganga (5 Stars) 7-9% Bologna Lepore (centre-left- M5Stars included) 61-65% Naples Manfredi (PD+5Stars) 56-61% Triest Dipiazza (centre-right) 46-50% Russo (centre-left) 29-33% Calabria (no 50% needed here) Occhiuto (centre-right) 46.5-50.5% Bruni (centre-left) 24-28% De Magistris (current mayor of Naples) 21-25% Why is the mayor of Naples running in Calabria? |
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Post by andrea on Oct 4, 2021 14:06:51 GMT
Exit polls for RAI (state TV) Rome Michetti (centre-right) 27-31% Gualtieri (centre-left) 26.5-30.5% Calenda 16-20% Raggi (5 Stars) 16-20% Milan Sala (centre-left) 54-58% Bernardo (centre-right) 32-36% Turin Lo Russo (centre-left) 44-48% Damilano (centre-right) 36.5-40.5% Sganga (5 Stars) 7-9% Bologna Lepore (centre-left- M5Stars included) 61-65% Naples Manfredi (PD+5Stars) 56-61% Triest Dipiazza (centre-right) 46-50% Russo (centre-left) 29-33% Calabria (no 50% needed here) Occhiuto (centre-right) 46.5-50.5% Bruni (centre-left) 24-28% De Magistris (current mayor of Naples) 21-25% Why is the mayor of Naples running in Calabria? He was term-limited in Naples. So he went a bit Souther .... |
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Post by robert1 on Oct 4, 2021 15:02:30 GMT
Thank you for the link. Your expert analysis will be appreciated. As someone who has connections with Naples and the south I note that there appear to be only limited returns so far. Might I suggest that that would have something to do with the need to 'check' them before they are declared?   |
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Post by andrea on Oct 4, 2021 15:27:17 GMT
PD leader Letta leading 49 to 39% in parliamentary by-election for the constituency of Tuscany #12 after 191 out of 292 polling stations reported.
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Post by rcronald on Oct 4, 2021 16:23:03 GMT
PD leader Letta leading 49 to 39% in parliamentary by-election for the constituency of Tuscany #12 after 191 out of 292 polling stations reported. What was the result in the last GE? |
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Post by andrea on Oct 4, 2021 16:31:11 GMT
PD leader Letta leading 49 to 39% in parliamentary by-election for the constituency of Tuscany #12 after 191 out of 292 polling stations reported. What was the result in the last GE? 2018 Pier Carlo Padoan PD (36,1%) Claudio Borghi Lega+Brothers of Italy-FI (32,3%) Leonardo Franci M5S (22,4%) Fulvio Mancuso Free & Equal (3,7%) 5 Stars didn't field a candidate and backed Letta (who was running without the PD logo). Renzi was much against this coalition but in the end didn't field another candidate. Third place is going to Communists with 4%. Followed another left wing outfit, Power to the People with 2.7%. |
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Post by andrea on Oct 4, 2021 17:19:42 GMT
Compared to exit polls, Michetti is opening a small gap (4-5% points) over Gualteieri.
Trieste is going to run-off too but centre-right incumbent has a 15% lead.
Other big cities as indicated earlier in the afternoon.
PD (with no M5S candidate) is leading (less than 10% gap) in the parliamentary by-election for Roma-Primavalle constituency.
2018 result was
Movimento 5 Stelle Emanuela Del Re 34,06%
Forza Italia+Fratelli d'Italia+Lega Pasquale Calzetta 32,92
Partito Democratico Cristina Maltese 23,86
Liberi e Uguali Alessandra Belloccio 3,83
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Post by spqr on Oct 4, 2021 18:13:03 GMT
The coverage of the Rome election in the Anglophone press seems to be rather obsessed with wild boars. Don't forget the EXPLODING BUSES... I noticed that both the Telegraph and Guardian reports on the election were near-identical, covering the same topics and coming to the same conclusions. Very much a rarity for them as far as 'Europe' is concerned these days. |
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Post by andrea on Oct 4, 2021 18:15:16 GMT
Tuscany #12 (Siena and some bits of Arezzo province) parliamentary by-election
Final result
Enrico Letta 49.92%
Lega+Brothers of Italia+Forza Italia + UDC 37.83%
Communist Party (fielding former MP and former MEP Marco Rizzo) 4.69%
Power to the People 2.95%
National Italian Movement 1.48%
Italexit 1.73%
3V (No Vax) 1.4%
Turnout 35.6%
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Post by Devil Wincarnate on Oct 4, 2021 18:45:27 GMT
The coverage of the Rome election in the Anglophone press seems to be rather obsessed with wild boars. Don't forget the EXPLODING BUSES... I noticed that both the Telegraph and Guardian reports on the election were near-identical, covering the same topics and coming to the same conclusions. Very much a rarity as far as 'Europe' is concerned these days. The Graun were ever so excited about M5S when they took Rome and Turin. It didn't take long for them to go cold. Ever since the media culled their foreign correspondents, there has been a tone of orientalism/look at the crazy forrins in even our major newspapers, sometimes mixed with obsessing over the new kid out of nowhere. (Prime example:the Graun article about how great Sanna Marin in Finland is, which was the first article they'd ever published that even mentioned her). |
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Post by andrea on Oct 4, 2021 18:59:23 GMT
The good people of Morterone have spoken elezioni.interno.gov.it/comunali/scrutini/20211003/scrutiniGI0309805503 Cllrs for the Gay Party after polling 42% (which means 9 votes). None of the elected Cllrs (of both lists) live there. The winning list was apparently registered some minutes after the actual deadline because "the electoral office was in Ballabio and it takes some time to reach it as it was not advertised that the clarks at Morterone would have not accepted the nominations there". A legal challenge will follow. |
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Post by Davıd Boothroyd on Oct 4, 2021 19:09:07 GMT
Don't know about you but I'm well up for having a gay party at a council meeting.
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Post by carlton43 on Oct 4, 2021 21:05:40 GMT
What was the result in the last GE? 2018 Pier Carlo Padoan PD (36,1%) Claudio Borghi Lega+Brothers of Italy-FI (32,3%) Leonardo Franci M5S (22,4%) Fulvio Mancuso Free & Equal (3,7%) 5 Stars didn't field a candidate and backed Letta (who was running without the PD logo). Renzi was much against this coalition but in the end didn't field another candidate. Third place is going to Communists with 4%. Followed another left wing outfit, Power to the People with 2.7%. The Power to the People outfit or Tuscan Popular Front has a leader Sig. Lupo! |
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Post by andrea on Oct 4, 2021 21:34:43 GMT
A recap as the night falls
Rome Primavalle parliamentary by-election. 5 Stars incumbent resigned after being appointed as EU Special Representative for Sahel
212 polling stations added out of 219
Andrea Casu (PD) 43.58%
Pasquale Calzetta (Fratelli d'Italia-Lega-Forza Italia-UDC) 37.53%
Danilo Ballanti (Communist) 6.61%
Luca Palamara (former President of the National Magistrates Association investigated for corruption and leaks) 5.88%
Giampaolo Bocci - Italexit 4.01%
Giovanni Cocco - Liberal party 2.39%
Turnout 44.16%
2018 result was
5 Stars 34.06%
Forza Italia (+Lega+Fratelli Italia) 32.92%
PD 23.86%
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Post by andrea on Oct 4, 2021 21:52:25 GMT
Local elections take place this Sunday (round 1). Municipalities head of provinces voting are Rome Milan Turin Naples Novara Varese Savona Trieste Bologna Rimini Ravenna Grosseto Latina Isernia Benevento Caserta Salerno Cosenza I will come back with full numbers tomorrow when the counts are finished. In their defence, it takes time because they use open lists for electing councillors, therefore they have to count preferences too. However, I would assume they finished counting almost everywhere but there is some delay in feeding the results into the system. However, summing up the picture Rome is run off between Michetti (Fratelli Italia, Lega, Forza Italia, etc) vs Gualtieri (PD). Both of them very far from 50%. Looking like 31% to 27%. Milan: incumbent Beppe Sala (PD and co) is re-elected with around 57% Turin is a run-off between centre-left (43-44%) and centre-right (38-39%) candidates Naples is won by Manfredi (PD+5 stars) polling more than 60% Novara is held by Lega's incumbent with 70% Varese: run off between PD incument (48%) and centre-rigth candidate (44%) Savona is heading towards a run off between centre-left (48%) and centre-right (37%) Trieste is a run off between centre-right incumbent Dipiazza (47%) favorite against PD challenge (31%). Pordenone: centre-right incumbent re-elected with around 65% Bologna is held easily (60+%) by PD & allies (5 Stars included but they polled 3%) with new candidate Matteo Lepore. Rimini is held by PD with new candidate Jamil Sadegholvaad. He polled 51-52%. Ravenna is held by PD incumbent. He is currently polling 59% Grossetto is held by centre-right incumbent polling around 55% Latina has centre-right candidate as clear leader. Currently at 49%. Needs to wait the end of the count to see if a second round is needed. Isernia is looking like a run off with centre-left leading centre-right candidates 45 to 40% but Fratelli d'Italia was running outside the centre-right coalition. Benevento: incumbent Mastella (who featured in almost every government coalition of the last 30 years) may need a run-off Caserta: centre-left incumbent (36%) and main centre-right candidate (27%) going to run off. Various local lists polling well Salerno: centre-left incumbent (close to regional president De Luca) to be re-elected. Scores not as impressive as last time. Cosenza: counting tomorrow as they counted regional ballots first Calabria region: centre-right candidate won with 55%. Centre-left candidate second with 27% and De Magistris at around 16% |
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Post by minionofmidas on Oct 5, 2021 5:26:44 GMT
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Post by andrea on Oct 5, 2021 8:00:55 GMT
Yes, Michetti and Gualtieri have more lists. Generally, the Souther you go, the number of council lists within the coalition increases. Calenda list polled 19.07% In Michetti coalition you have Fratelli d'Italia 17.43% Lega 5.93% Forza Italia 3.59% Michetti for Mayor 2.47% Rinascimento - Sgarbi 1.84% European Liberal Party 0.13% In Gualtieri's coalition you have PD 16.38% Gualtieri for Mayor 5.4% Green left 2.01% Future Rome 1.98% Solidarity Democracy 0.95% European Green 0.92% Socialist Party 0.29% Everything in on the same ballot. If you put the cross only on a list, your directly transfer to the mayoral candidate supported by that list If you put the cross only on the mayoral candidate's name, your vote doesn't go to anyone for the council You can split your vote, putting a cross over a mayor candidate's name and then a list supporting someone else |
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Post by andrea on Oct 5, 2021 8:54:32 GMT
Legend
FDI: Brothers of Italy (Meloni)
FI: Forward Italy (Berlusconi)
UDC: Christian Democrats Union
PD: Democratic Party
M5S: Movement 5 Stars
MILAN
In 2016 Beppe Sala (who managed the Expo fair) was elected polling 41.69% in round 1 and 51.7% in the run-off.
Seeking re-election, he won 57.73% in round 1.
Supporting him
PD 33.86% (20 councillors)
Beppe Sala Mayor 9.15% (5 Cllrs)
Green Europe 5.11% (3 Cllrs)
Reformists working for Milan 4.01% (2 Cllrs)
Healthy Milan 1.64% (1 Cllr)
+ 3 other lists not getting any Cllr.
Centre-right coalition had troubles in finding a candidate with many potential options declining (because they knew it would have been difficult to win). In the end they opted for a "civic" candidate, a doctor called Luca Bernardo. He polled 31.97%
Lega 10.74% (6 Cllrs)
FDI 9.76% (5 Cllrs)
FI-UDC 7.08% (3 Cllrs)
Luca Bernardo Mayor 3.13 (1 Cllr)
Popular Milan 1.86% (1 Cllr)
To these seats it must be added that of the defeated candidate Bernardo.
Journalist and former TV presenter (and former M5S) Gianluigi Paragone stood for Big North and Italex, getting 2.99%.
M5S was down to 2.7%. Both of them didn't enter the council.
NOVARA
In 2016 Alessandro Canelli (Lega) won 32.77% in Round 1 and then 57.77% in run-off.
Yesterday he was re-elected with 69.59%
For the council
Lega 23.22 (8 Cllrs)
FDI 23.17 (8 Cllrs)
Forward Novara 16.68 (5 Cllrs)
FI-UDC 5.65 (2 Cllr)
Nicola Fonzo was far behind with 20.46%. PD 18.8% (5 Cllrs) and Together for Novara 3.18% (1 Cllr) were supporting him.
M5S candidate Mario Iacopino polled 6.43% getting 2 seats (himself + one for the list)
TORINO
Chiara Appendino (M5S) won last time in the run-off against PD incumbent. She didn't stand again.
Round 1 result this time is
Stefano Lo Russo (PD and allies) 43.86%
Paolo Damilano (Lega+FDI+FI+UDC) 38.9%
Valentina Sganga (M5S) 9.01%
A run-off will decide the outcome in 2 weeks.
VARESE
Davide Galimberti (PD) won in 2016 polling 41,95% in Round 1 and then 51.84% in the run-off
2021 round 1
Galimberti (PD and 5MS)i 48%
Matteo Bianchi (Lega+FDI+FI+UDC) 44.89%
TRIESTE
In 2016 Roberto Dipiazza (FI) polled 40,80% in round 1 and then 52,63% in the run-off
2021 round 1
Dipiazza (Lega+FDI+FI+UDC) 46.9%
Francesco Russo (PD and allies) 31,6%
Riccardo Laterza (local leftish list) 8.6%
Ugo Rossi (We want the truth about the vaccine) 4.5%
Alessandra Richetti (M5S) 3.4%
PORDENONE
Alessandro Ciriani, an independent backed by centre-right parties, won in 2015 with 45,48% in R1 and 58,81% in the run-off.
This time he was re-elected easily: 65,4% to 29.9% for Giovanni Zanolin (backed by both PD and M5S).
Ciriani for Mayor - Pordenone change is the most voted list with 27,6%.
FDI 13.1
FI-UDC 12.9%
Lega 8.6%
Project Friuli Venezia Giulia 3.6%
On the other side, PD polled 16.5% a local list 5.8%, Common Goods 5.4% and M5S 3%
RAVENNA
Michele De Pascale (PD) was elected in 2016 with 46,50% in R1 and 53,32% in R2.
He has been re-elected with 59.47%
Supporting him
PD 36.33% (15 Cllrs)
De Pascale Mayor 5.89% (2 Cllrs)
Courageous Ravenna 5.37% (2 Cllrs)
Republican Party 5.19% (2 Cllrs)
M5S 3.9% ( 1 Cllr)
Far behind we have Filippo Donati with 22.46%
Supporting him
FDI 8.93 (3 Cllrs)
Lega 8.37% (2 Cllrs)
Viva Ravenna 4.48% (1 Cllr)
A local list polled 5% and got his mayoral candidate elected to the city council.
RIMINI
PD incumbent mayor Andrea Gnassi (who won with 56,99 in round 1 last time) was term-limited.
PD new candidate (and current local cabinet member) Jamil Sadegholvaad won with 51.32%
PD 26.44% (11 Cllrs)
Jamil for Mayor 16.93% (7 Cllrs)
Future Rimini with Jamil 3.58% (1 Cllr)
Courageous Rimini 2.65% (1 Cllr)
Enzo Ceccarelli polled 32,94% supported by
FDI 13.77% (4 Cllrs)
Lega 3.46% (4 Cllrs)
and various other lists not getting Cllrs.
M5S's Gloria Lisi polled 8.93% getting a seat for herself and 1 for Rimini for Gloria Lisi Mayor list.
Matteo Angelini (We want the truth about the vaccine) got 4% and 1 seat for himself.
BOLOGNA
In 2016 Virginio Merola (PD) won polling 39,48% in R1 and 54,64% in R2.
He was term-limited.
New PD candidate (and current local cabinet member) Matteo Lepore is the new mayor with 61.9%
PD 36.5% (16 Cllrs)
Civic coalition for Bologna 7.32% (3 Cllrs)
Matteo Lepore Mayor 6.35% ( 2 Cllrs)
You count too (this one is difficult to translate as conti has a double meaning here. Isabella Conti was the Lepore's opponent in the centre-left primary. Conti means count. It is basically her list) 5.72 (2 Cllrs)
M5S 3.37 (1 Cllr)
Green Europe 2,81 (1 Cllr)
Fabio Battistini polled 29.64% supported by
FDI 12.63% (5 Cllrs)
Lega 7.74 (3 Cllrs)
Battistini Mayor 4.53 (1 Cllr)
FI-UDC 3,79% (1 Cllr)
TO BE CONTINUED AFTER WORK
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Post by andrea on Oct 5, 2021 17:37:14 GMT
SAVONA
Right backed independent Ilaria Caprioglio gained the municipality last time with 52.85% in the run-off. She is not standing again.
Marco Russo (PD) is leading with 47.79%
Angelo Schirru (Lega-FDI-FI) is the other candidate qualified for the run-off with 37.3%
M5S candidate polled 9.77%
ROMA
At the end it is
Michetti 30.15%
Gualteri 27.03%
Calenda 19.81
Raggi 19.09%
LATINA
Independent Damiano Coletta won in 2016. In R1 he got 22.1% but then he stormed off the run-off polling 75%.
This time he was backed also by PD. However, things are not looking good for him. He polled 35.5%
FDI-Lega-FI candidate Vincenzo Zaccheo polled 48.5%
NAPLES
In 2016 Luigi De Magistris was re-elected in the run off with 66,85%
He is term limited and moved to Calabria regional elections.
Former university minister (under Conte) Gaetano Manfredi won easily with 62.88% with the support of both PD and M5S.
Lists backing him
(party share of the vote/ number of cllrs)
PD 12,20 / 6
Manfredi for Mayor 9,92/ 5
M5S 9,73/ 5
We South – Naples Lives 5,44/ 2
Free Naples 4,60 /2
Noi Campani per la Città 4,03 /2
Napoli Solidale Sinistra[ 3,85 /2
Naples Now 3,76/ 1
Green Europe 3,21 /1
Democratic Centre 3,00/ 1
Moderates 2,57/ 1
People and Community 1,84 /0
Democrat Republicans 1,73 /0
Catello Maresca was the runner up with 21.88%
On the left, former Naples mayor and Campania president Antonio Bassolino got 8.2%
Power to the People candidate got 5.6%
SALERNO
Centre-left incumbent Vincenzo Napoli was re-elected with 57.4%
Considerably down compared to the 70,49% got in 2016 first round.
Progressives for Salerno is the leading list with 17.6% (7 Cllrs) followed by Free Campania with 12.51% (5 Cllrs). 7 lists elected Cllrs.
M5S Elisabetta Barone was second with 16.76% 2 seats each for M5S and Barone Mayor.
FDI-FI-Lega candidate got 16.02%. FDI polled 4.75 and FI-UDC 2.79%
BENEVENTO
Old centrist Clemente Mastella, who along with his wife Sandra have been featured in many different coalition governments during the last 30 years of Italian politics, was elected mayor in 2016 with 62.88% in R2.
Yesterday he ended up with short of the first round re-election. He polled 49.3%.
In the run-off he will face the PD-led candidate Luigi Perifano who got 32.34%
Angelo Moretti, backed by local lists and the Greens, polled 13.25%
FDI candidate Rosa De Stasio got 5.1%
CASERTA
Carlo Marino (PD) won in 2016 polling 45.1% in R1 and 62.7% in R2.
This time he got 38.3%.
The FDI-Lega-FI candidate follows with 28.66%
As you can guess from the total shares of the top 2 contenders, various other local outfits polled well (2 above 10%).
ISERNIA
In 2016 Giacomo D'Apollonio (FDI) polled 25% in round 1 and 59% in the run-off
He is not standing again.
FI-Lega candidate ( and 2002-2012 mayor) Gabriele Melogli (42.88%) and PD candidate Piero Castrotaro (41.66%) are going to the run off.
FDI backed candidate Cosmo Tedeschi polled 15.46%.
COSENZA
Independent Mario Occhiutto won 58,95% in 2016. He is not standing again.
Francsco Caruso (FDI-FI-etc) is polling 38%
Francesco Alessandro Caruso (LOL!) from PD is at 23.8%
Biancarmaria Rende (M5S) got 12.9%
CALABRIA region
Roberto Occhiutto (FI-FDI-Lega-etc) 54.46% FI is the leading list with 17.31% (7 Cllrs), FDI 8.7% (4 Cllrs) and Lega 8.33 (4 Cllrs). 5 Cllrs to 3 other lists.
Amalia Bruni (PD-M5S-etc) 27.68%. 13.81% and 5 Cllrs for PD, 6.48% and 2 Cllrs for M5S
Luigi de Magistris (left) 16.17%. De Magistris is elected along with 2 other Cllrs.
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