Italian general election, 2006 (Lombardy)

The Italian general election of 2006 took place on 9–10 April 2006.

The election was won in Lombardy by the centre-right House of Freedoms coalition, differently from what happen at the national result. Eleven provinces gave a majority or a plurality to Silvio Berlusconi's alliance, while voters of the Province of Mantua supported the new Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi.

Results

Chamber of Deputies

Coalitions leaders	votes	votes (%)	seats	Parties	votes	votes (%)	seats
Silvio Berlusconi	3,618,754	56.9	50	Forza Italia	1,724,281	27.1	24
				Lega Nord	745,035	11.7	11
				National Alliance	647,560	10.2	9
				Union of Christian and Centre Democrats	376,021	5.9	6
				Others	125,857	2.0	-
Romano Prodi	2,738,416	43.1	48	The Olive Tree	1,698,099	26.7	33
				Communist Refoundation Party	351,700	5.5	6
				Rose in the Fist	146,986	2.3	2
				Federation of the Greens	129,628	2.0	2
				Italy of Values	124,976	2.0	2
				Party of Italian Communists	111,904	1.8	2
				Others	175,123	2.8	1
Others			-	Others			-
Total coalitions	6,539,170	100.0	98	Total parties	6,539,170	100.0	98

Source: Ministry of the Interior

Senate

Coalitions leaders	votes	votes (%)	seats	Parties	votes	votes (%)	seats
Silvio Berlusconi	3,342,468	57.0	27	Forza Italia	1,623,745	27.7	14
				Lega Nord	652,047	11.1	5
				National Alliance	572,242	9.8	5
				Union of Christian and Centre Democrats	343,269	5.9	3
				Others	151,165	2.5	-
Romano Prodi	2,501,467	42.6	20	Democrats of the Left	726,105	12.4	7
				Democracy is Freedom – The Daisy	588,856	10.0	6
				Communist Refoundation Party	407,939	7.0	4
				Together with the Union (Greens–PdCI)	588,856	4.8	3
				Italy of Values	150,116	2.6	-
				Rose in the Fist	128,849	2.2	-
				Others	220,050	3.8	-
Others	25,193	0.4	-	Others	25,193	0.4	-
Total coalitions	5,869,128	100.0	47	Total parties	5,869,128	100.0	47

Source: Ministry of the Interior