2015 Italian regional elections













Italian regional elections, 2015






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Presidents and regional assemblies of Veneto, Liguria, Tuscany, Marche, Umbria, Campania and Apulia




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Elected Presidents:

  Democratic Party


  Lega Nord


  Forza Italia

A large round of regional elections were held in Italy on 31 May 2015 in seven of the twenty regions composing the country, including four of the ten largest ones: Campania, Veneto, Apulia and Tuscany. The other three regions holding elections were Liguria, Marche, Umbria.[1]




Contents






  • 1 Overview


  • 2 Overall results


  • 3 Overview of results


  • 4 Regional results


    • 4.1 Veneto


    • 4.2 Liguria


    • 4.3 Tuscany


    • 4.4 Umbria


    • 4.5 Marche


    • 4.6 Campania


    • 4.7 Apulia




  • 5 See also


  • 6 References





Overview



Overall results
























































Party
 Votes
 Seats


Democratic Party (PD)		 2,134,229

99 / 276


Five Star Movement (M5S)		 1,327,394

37 / 276


Lega Nord (LN)		 1,192,230

42 / 276


Forza Italia (FI)		 958,871

28 / 276


Brothers of Italy (FdI)		 330,566

7 / 276


Popular Area (AP)		 319,649

8 / 276


Left Ecology Freedom (SEL)		 294,665

9 / 276
Total

276 / 276
Source:


Overview of results









































































Region
 Incumbent president
 Party
 Elected president
 Party

Veneto
Luca Zaia

LN
Luca Zaia

LN

Liguria
Claudio Burlando

PD
Giovanni Toti

FI

Marche
Gian Mario Spacca

PD
Luca Ceriscioli

PD

Tuscany
Enrico Rossi

PD
Enrico Rossi

PD

Umbria
Catiuscia Marini

PD
Catiuscia Marini

PD

Campania
Stefano Caldoro

FI
Vincenzo De Luca

PD

Apulia
Nichi Vendola

SEL
Michele Emiliano

PD


Regional results



Veneto
















































































Regional election 2015: Veneto
List
 Candidates
 Votes
 %
 ±%
 Seats
 ±


Northern League
Luca Zaia
 1,108,065
 50.1
 -10.1
 29
 -8


Democratic Party
Alessandra Moretti
 503,147
 22.7
 -6.4
 12
 -7


Five Star Movement
 Jacopo Berti
 262,749
 11.9
 +9.3
 5
 +5


Tosi List for Veneto
Flavio Tosi
 262,569
 11.9
 +11.9
 5
 +1


Venetian Independence
Alessio Morosin
 55,760
 2.5
 +2.5
 0
 -


Communist Refoundation
 Laura Di Lucia Coletti
 19,914
 0.9
 +0.9
 0
 -

Turnout
 2,212,204
 57.2
 -9.3


Liguria




































































































Regional election 2015: Liguria
List
 Candidates
 Votes
 %
 ±%
 Seats
 ±


Forza Italia
Giovanni Toti
 226,603
 34.4
 -13.4
 15
 ±0


Democratic Party
 Raffaella Paita
 183,191
 27.8
 -24.4
 8
 -17


Five Star Movement
 Alice Salvatore
 163,433
 24.8
 +24.8
 6
 +6


Independent
Luca Pastorino[2]
 61,944
 9.4
 +9.4
 1
 +1


Independent
 Enrico Musso
 10,662
 1.6
 +1.6
 0
 ±0


Independent
 Matteo Piccardi
 5,134
 0.8
 +0.8
 0
 ±0


Independent
 Antonio Bruno
 4,855
 0.7
 +0.7
 0
 ±0


Independent
 Mirella Batini
 2,015
 0.3
 +0.3
 0
 ±0

Turnout
 657,837
 50.7



Tuscany


























































































Regional election 2015: Tuscany
List
 Candidates
 Votes
 %
 ±%
 Seats
 ±


Democratic Party
Enrico Rossi
 656,498
 48.0
 -11.7
 25
 -7


Northern League
 Claudio Borghi
 273,576
 20.0
 +13.5
 6
 +5


Five Star Movement
 Giacomo Giannarelli
 205,671
 15.0
 +15.0
 5
 +5


Forza Italia
 Stefano Mugnai
 124,150
 9.1
 -18.0
 2
 -14


Left Ecology Freedom
 Tommaso Fattori
 85,826
 6.3
 -2.8
 2
 -1


New Centre-Right
 Giovanni Lamioni
 17,398
 1.3
 +1.3
 0
 ±0


Independent
 Gabriele Chiurli
 3,614
 0.3
 +0.3
 0
 ±0

Turnout
 1,441,733
 48.3



Umbria




































































































Regional election 2015: Umbria
List
 Candidates
 Votes
 %
 ±%
 Seats
 ±


Democratic Party
Catiuscia Marini
 159,869
 42.8
 -14.4
 12
 -9


Forza Italia
 Claudio Ricci
 146,752
 39.3
 +1.6
 5
 -5


Five Star Movement
 Andrea Liberati
 53,458
 14.3
 +14.3
 1
 +1


The Other Europe
 Michele Vecchietti
 5,858
 1.6
 +1.6
 0
 ±0


CasaPound
 Simone Di Stefano
 2,457
 0.6
 +0.6
 0
 ±0


Independent
 Amato John De Paulis
 2,155
 0.6
 +0.6
 0
 ±0


Independent
 Aurelio Fabiani
 1,820
 0.5
 +0.5
 0
 ±0


New Force
 Fulvio Carlo Maiorca
 1,304
 0.3
 +0.3
 0
 ±0

Turnout
 373,673
 55.4



Marche






































































Regional election 2015: Marche
List
 Candidates
 Votes
 %
 ±%
 Seats
 ±


Democratic Party
 Luca Ceriscioli
 251,050
 41.1
 -12.1
 19
 -7


Five Star Movement
 Giovanni Maggi
 133,178
 21.8
 +21.8
 5
 +5


Brothers of Italy
 Francesco Acquaroli
 116,047
 19.0
 +12.7
 3
 +1


Forza Italia
Gian Mario Spacca[3]
 86,848
 14.2
 -17.0
 4
 -8


Left Ecology Freedom
 Edoardo Mentrasti
 24,213
 4.0
 -3.1
 0
 -2

Turnout
49.8



Campania






































































Regional election 2015: Campania
List
 Candidates
 Votes
 %
 ±%
 Seats
 ±


Democratic Party
Vincenzo De Luca
 987,651
 41.1
 -1.9
 31
 +10


Forza Italia
Stefano Caldoro
 920,957
 38.4
 -15.8
 12
 -26


Five Star Movement
 Valeria Ciambrino
 420,617
 17.5
 +17.5
 7
 +7


The Other Europe
 Salvatore Vozza
 52,768
 2.2
 +2.2
 0
 ±0


Independent
 Marco Esposito
 17,857
 0.7
 +0.7
 0
 ±0

Turnout
51.9



Apulia


























































































Regional election 2015: Apulia
List
 Candidates
 Votes
 %
 ±%
 Seats
 ±


Democratic Party
Michele Emiliano
 793,831
 47.1
 -1.6
 30
 -17


Five Star Movement
 Antonella Laricchia
 310,304
 18.4
 +18.4
 6
 +6


New Centre-Right
 Francesco Schittulli[4]
 308,168
 18.3
 +18.3
 8
 +8


Forza Italia
Adriana Poli Bortone[5]
 242,641
 14.4
 -27.8
 6
 -11


Communist Refoundation
 Riccardo Rossi
 17,110
 1.0
 +1.0
 0
 ±0


Greens
 Gregorio Mariggiò
 7,559
 0.4
 +0.4
 0
 ±0


Independent
 Michele Rizzi
 5,056
 0.3
 +0.3
 0
 ±0

Turnout
 1,825,613
 51.2



See also



  • Venetian regional election, 2015

  • Ligurian regional election, 2015

  • Marche regional election, 2015

  • Tuscan regional election, 2015

  • Umbrian regional election, 2015

  • Campania regional election, 2015

  • Apulian regional election, 2015



References





  1. ^ Regionali, saltano le coalizioni: Pd e Forza Italia si litigano Alfano L'Espresso, 12 February 2015 (in Italian)


  2. ^ Previously a member of the PD, substained by a center-left alliance including Left Ecology Freedom (SEL).


  3. ^ Current president of the Region. In 2015 he decided to leave the PD and create his own party. Substained by a center-right coalition including Forza Italia (FI).


  4. ^ Previously he was the candidate of Forza Italia (FI). Substained by some center-right movements.


  5. ^ Previously a member of Brothers of Italy (FdI). Substained by a center-right coalition, including Us with Salvini movement.










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