2019 Italian regional elections

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2019 Italian regional elections
10 February 2019
24 February 2019
24 March 2019
26 May 2019
27 October 2019
Presidents and regional assemblies of
Abruzzo, Sardinia, Basilicata, Piedmont, Umbria
Regions by coalition after the elections

The Regional elections in Italy took place during 2019 in five regions out of twenty: Abruzzo (10 February), Sardinia (24 February), Basilicata (24 March), Piedmont (26 May) and Umbria (27 October).

Overall results

2019 Italian regional elections results
Region Former president Party Elected president Party
Abruzzo Luciano D'Alfonso style="background-color:Template:Democratic Party (Italy)/meta/color" | Democratic Party Marco Marsilio style="background-color:Template:Brothers of Italy/meta/color" | Brothers of Italy
Sardinia Francesco Pigliaru style="background-color:Template:Democratic Party (Italy)/meta/color" | Democratic Party Christian Solinas style="background-color:Template:Sardinian Action Party/meta/color" | Sardinian Action Party
Basilicata Marcello Pittella style="background-color:Template:Democratic Party (Italy)/meta/color" | Democratic Party Vito Bardi style="background-color:Template:Forza Italia (2013)/meta/color" | Forza Italia
Piedmont Sergio Chiamparino style="background-color:Template:Democratic Party (Italy)/meta/color" | Democratic Party Alberto Cirio style="background-color:Template:Forza Italia (2013)/meta/color" | Forza Italia
Umbria Catiuscia Marini style="background-color:Template:Democratic Party (Italy)/meta/color" | Democratic Party Donatella Tesei style="background-color:Template:Lega Nord/meta/color" | League

Results by region

Abruzzo

Main article: 2019 Abruzzo regional election
Regional election 10 February 2019: Abruzzo
List Candidates Votes % ±% Seats ±
Centre-right Marco Marsilio[1] (FdI) 299,949 48.03 +18.77 18 +13
Centre-left Giovanni Legnini[2] (PD) 195,394 31.28 -14.98 6 -12
Five Star Movement Sara Marcozzi[3] 126,165 20.20 -1.21 7 +1
CasaPound Stefano Flajani[4] 2,974 0.47 – 0 –
Turnout 643,287 53.1 -8.5

Sardinia

Main article: 2019 Sardinian regional election
Regional election 24 February 2019: Sardinia
List Candidates Votes % ±% Seats ±
Centre-right Christian Solinas[5] (PSd'Az) 363,485 47.81 +8.16 36 +12
Centre-left Massimo Zedda[6] (AP) 250,355 32.93 -9.52 18 -18
Five Star Movement Francesco Desogus[7] 85,046 11.18 – 6 –
Party of Sardinians Paolo Maninchedda 25,474 3.35 +0.69 0 -2
Independent Mauro Pili (ProgReS–Unidos) 17,582 2.31 -2.41 0 ±0
Independent Andrea Murgia (iRS–SN) 13,831 1.82 – 0 –
SI Vindice Lecis[8] 4,515 0.59 – 0 –
Turnout 790,332 53.7 +1.4

Basilicata

Main article: 2019 Basilicata regional election
Regional election 24 March 2019: Basilicata
List Candidates Votes % ±% Seats ±
Centre-right Vito Bardi[9] (Independent) 124,716 42.20 +22.81 13 +8
Centre-left Carlo Trerotola[10] (PD) 97,866 33.11 -26.49 5 -8
Five Star Movement Antonio Mattia[11] 60,070 20.32 +7.13 3 +1
Possible (Italy) Valerio Tramutoli[12] 12,912 4.37 -0.80 0 -1
Turnout 307,188 53.5 +5.9

Piedmont

Main article: 2019 Piedmontese regional election
Regional election 26 May 2019: Piedmont
List Candidates Votes % ±% Seats ±
Centre-right Alberto Cirio (FI) 1,091,136 49.85 +22.52 33 +11
Centre-left Sergio Chiamparino[13] (PD) 783,529 35.80 -11.29 13 -20
Five Star Movement Giorgio Bertola[14] 298,041 13.62 -7.83 5 -3
The People of Family Valter Boero[15] 15,923 0.73 – 0 –
Turnout 2,188,629 63.3 -3.2

Umbria

Main article: 2019 Umbrian regional election
Regional election 27 October 2019: Umbria
List Candidates Votes % ±% Seats ±
Centre-right Donatella Tesei (Lega) 255,158 57.55 +18.28 13 +7
Centre-left Vincenzo Bianconi[16] (Independent) 166,179 37.48 -19.60 8 -7
Independent Claudio Ricci (Ricci for President) 11,718 2.64 – 0 –
Communist Party Rossano Rubicondi 4,484 1.01 – 0 –
Power to the People Emiliano Camuzzi 3,846 0.87 – 0 –
Independent Martina Carletti (Reconquer Italy) 910 0.21 – 0 –
Independent Antonio Pappalardo (Orange Vests) 587 0.13 – 0 –
Independent Giuseppe Cirillo (Party of Good Manners) 461 0.10 – 0 –
Turnout 443,343 64.69 +9.26

References

  1. ^ Regionali: il centrodestra ha deciso, sarà Marco Marsilio il candidato presidente
  2. ^ Giovanni Legnini dice sì alla candidatura: un nuovo civismo per un progetto politico innovativo
  3. ^ Chi è Sara Marcozzi, la candidata M5s alle Regionali in Abruzzo
  4. ^ CasaPound: Flajani candidato governatore alle elezioni regionali
  5. ^ Il centrodestra punta tutto su Solinas: “È lui il nostro candidato presidente”
  6. ^ Regionali, Zedda neocandidato anticipa i temi della campagna elettorale
  7. ^ Regione, i Cinque Stelle hanno deciso: Francesco Desogus è il loro candidato
  8. ^ Elezioni regionali, Vindice Lecis ottavo candidato governatore
  9. ^ Basilicata: Fi-Lega uniti puntano a spodestare il centrosinistra (diviso in due). M5s in difesa
  10. ^ Basilicata, il Pd candida l’indagato Pittella alle Regionali. Ma Leu e parte dei dem dicono no e lui rinuncia
  11. ^ Potenza, regionali: Antonio Mattia é il candidato alla presidenza del M5S
  12. ^ Nasce "La Basilicata Possibile": il Prof. Valerio Tramutoli candidato presidente
  13. ^ Regionali 2019, la popolarità di Chiamparino più forte del Pd impensierisce il centrodestra
  14. ^ Piemonte, il candidato governatore M5S è Giorgio Bertola
  15. ^ Valter Boero candidato del Popolo della Famiglia al governo del Piemonte
  16. ^ Elezioni Umbria, candidato di M5s e Pd è presidente Federalberghi. Di Maio: “È la persona giusta”. Zingaretti: “Nome forte”

See also

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