Italian regional elections, 2015

May 31, 2015

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

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]

Overall results

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Democratic Party (PD)
	Five Star Movement (M5S)
	Forza Italia (FI)
	Lega Nord
	Left Ecology Freedom (SEL)
	New Centre-Right–Union of the Centre (NCD-UDC)
	Brothers of Italy (FdI)
	Others
	Total
Source:

Overview of results

Region	Incumbent president		Elected president
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	±
	Lega Nord	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	-	5	+1
	Venetian Independence	Alessio Morosin	55,760	2.5	-	0	-
	Communist Refoundation Party	Laura Di Lucia Coletti	19,914	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
	Lega Nord	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
	Independent	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
	Independent	Michele Vecchietti	5,858	1.6	+1.6	0	±0
	Independent	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
	Independent	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
	Independent	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 Party	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

References

↑ Regionali, saltano le coalizioni: Pd e Forza Italia si litigano Alfano L'Espresso, 12 February 2015 (Italian)
↑ Previously a member of the PD, substained by a center-left alliance including Left Ecology Freedom (SEL).
↑ 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).
↑ Previously he was the candidate of Forza Italia (FI). Substained by some center-right movements.
↑ Previously a member of Brothers of Italy (FdI). Substained by a center-right coalition, including Us with Salvini movement.

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