2013 Basilicata regional election

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2013 Basilicata regional election

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All 21 seats to the Regional Council of Basilicata
Turnout47.60% (Decrease 15.21%)
  Majority party Minority party Third party
 
Leader Marcello Pittella Salvatore Di Maggio Piernicola Pedicini
Party Democratic Party Civic Choice Five Star Movement
Alliance Centre-left coalition Centre-right coalition None
Seats won 13 5 2
Seat change Decrease 6 Decrease 5 New
Popular vote 148,696 48,370 32,919
Percentage 59.6% 19.4% 13.2%
Swing Decrease 1.1% Decrease 8.5% New


Basilicata before election

Vito De Filippo
Democratic Party

Basilicata-elect

Marcello Pittella
Democratic Party

The Basilicata regional election of 2013 took place on 17–18 November 2013.

A snap election was called upon the resignation of the incumbent President, Vito De Filippo of the Democratic Party (PD), on 24 April 2013 and the subsequent dissolution of the Regional Council.[1] Several regional ministers and councillors had been involved in an expenses scandal (and one minister and two councillors had been arrested).[2]

Basilicata is a traditional stronghold of the PD, thus Marcello Pittella (a former Socialist and brother of Gianni Pittella, Vice President of the European Parliament) was elected President by a landslide 59.6% of the vote. Its main opponent, Tito Di Maggio of Civic Choice (supported by the whole centre-right, comprising The People of Freedom and the Union of the Centre), gained a mere 19.4%. The PD was the most voted party with 24.8%, followed by Pittella's personal list with 16.0%.

Parties and candidate

Political party or alliance Constituent lists Previous result Candidate
Votes (%) Seats
The present Basilicata Democratic Party (PD) 27.1 7 Marcello Pittella
Italian Socialist Party (PSI) 4.7 1
Reality Italy (RI)
Pittella for President
Democratic Centre (CD) (incl. PU)
Italy of Values (IdV) 9.9 3
For Basilicata The People of Freedom (PdL) 19.4 7 Salvatore Di Maggio
Basilicata Laboratory (FdI, SC and GS)
Union of the Centre (UdC) 7.4 2
Moderates in Revolution (MIR)
Five Star Movement (M5S) Piernicola Pedicini
Basilicata 2.0 (SEL) (incl. PRC) 4.0 1 Maria Murante
Workers' Communist Party (PCL) Florenzo Doino
Matera Moves (MM) Doriano Manuello
Work and Pensions (LP) Franco Grillo
Rose in the Fist (RnP) Elisabetta Zamparutti

Results

17 November 2013 Basilicata regional election results
Candidates Votes % Seats Parties Votes % Seats
Marcello Pittella 148,696 59.60 3 Democratic Party 58.730 24.84 4
Pittella for President 37,861 16.01 3
Italian Socialist Party 17,680 7.48 1
Reality Italy 14,012 5.93 1
Democratic Centre 11,938 5.05 1
Italy of Values 8,160 3.45
Total 148.381 62.75 10
Salvatore Di Maggio 48,370 19.39 1 The People of Freedom 29,022 12.27 2
Basilicata Laboratory (FdI, SC and GS) 12,033 5.09 1
Union of the Centre 9,002 3.81 1
Moderates in Revolution 847 0.36
Total 50.904 21,53 4
Piernicola Pedicini 32,919 13.19 Five Star Movement 21,219 8.97 2
Maria Murante 12,888 5.17 Basilicata 2.0 12,204 5.16 1
Florenzo Doino 2,178 0.87 Workers' Communist Party 869 0.37
Doriano Manuello 1,917 0.77 Matera Moves 1,370 0.58
Franco Grillo 1,300 0.52 Work and Pensions 799 0.34
Elisabetta Zamparutti 1,215 0.49 Rose in the Fist 724 0.31
Total candidates 249,483 100.00 4 Total parties 236,470 100.00 17
Registered voters 575,160 47.60
Source: Ministry of the Interior – Results
Popular vote
PD
24.84%
Pittella List
16.01%
PdL
12.27%
M5S
8.97%
PSI
7.48%
RI
5.93%
SEL
5.16%
FdISCGS
5.09%
CD
5.05%
UdC
3.81%
IdV
3.45%
Others
1.94%
President
Pittella
59.60%
Di Maggio
19.39%
Pedicini
13.19%
Murante
5.17%
Others
2.65%

Voter turnout

Region Turnout
Basilicata 47.60%
Province Turnout
Potenza 47.87%
Matera 47.02%

References

  1. ^ "Si dimette Vito de Filippo (Pd), presidente della Regione Basilicata".
  2. ^ "Rimborsi illeciti, arrestati due assessori e un consigliere in Basilicata".