2010 Marche regional election













Marche regional election, 2010






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 Majority party
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Leader
Gian Mario Spacca
 Erminio Marinelli
Party
Democratic Party
People of Freedom
Last election
 28 seats, 57,7%
 17 seats, 38,6%
Seats won
25
 14
Seat change
 -3
 -3
Popular vote
409.823
 306.076
Percentage
53,2%
 39,7%
Swing
 -4,5%
 +1,1%







President of Marche before election

Gian Mario Spacca
Democratic Party
President of Marche

Gian Mario Spacca
Democratic Party















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The Marche regional election of 2010 took place on 28–29 March 2010.


Gian Mario Spacca of the Democratic Party, supported also by the Union of the Centre and Alliance for Italy, defeated by a comfortable margin his centre-right opponent Erminio Marinelli and, thus, secured a second consecutive term as President. The People of Freedom was narrowly the largest party in the region.



Results















































































































Candidates & parties
 votes
 votes (%)
 seats

Gian Mario Spacca
409,823
53.17
25

Democratic Party
 224,897
 31.12
 15

Italy of Values
 65,536
 9.07
 4

Union of the Centre
 41,989
 5.81
 3
Reformist Alliance (PSI–MRE–UPC)
 19,701
 2.73
 1

Alliance for Italy
 14,554
 2.01
 1

Federation of the Greens
 12,641
 1.75
 1
Civic Lists
 6,274
 0.87
 0

Erminio Marinelli
306,075
39.71
14

The People of Freedom
 225,472
 31.20
 12

Lega Nord Marche
 45,726
 6.33
 2
Together for the President
 9,555
 1.32
 1

The Right
 9.178
 1.27
 2

Massimo Rossi
54,851
7.12
2

Federation of the Left
 27,975
 3.87
 1

Left Ecology Freedom
 19,108
 2.64
 1

Total
770,750
100.00
41

Source: La Repubblica










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