Italy 2013 official results thread

[jaichind]

Italian Senate Election: 30.6% Voting Stations Result (Table)

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Main Groups                                    Votes           %
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Total                                       8,572,826      100.0%
Bersani Coalition                           2,870,093       33.5%
Berlusconi Coalition                        2,430,764       28.4%
5 Stars Movement (Grillo)                   2,086,919       24.3%
Monti Coalition                               790,942        9.2%
Civil Revolution* (Ingroia)                   153,318        1.8%
Stop the Decline (Giannino)                    80,325        0.9%
Other parties                                 160,465        1.9%
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[MaxQue]

Left took the lead in Lazio.

[minionofmidas]

While national tallies are slowly - probably too slowly for a national vote lead - getting better for Berlusconi, regional numbers are not. Now that Rome has started reporting (early precincts were mostly from the Lazian countryside, which is quite rightwing) that region has flipped and then some. Calabria is swinging back and forth with every update, but the lead in Piemonte is slowly growing, Molise has flipped, the Left is hanging on in Friuli and Abbruzzo is certainly not safe for Berlusconi yet. The panic may be just a little premature.

[Keystone Phil]

Piedmont is within ten thousand votes with about half of precincts reporting.

[Antonio the Sixth]

With over 1/3 of precincts in, the left's lead just went below 5%.

Regions with over 50% in:
- FVG: Left+1
- Liguria: Left+11
- ER: Left+19
- Toscana: Left+22
- Umbria: Left+12
- Marche: Left+11

As suspected, all the "red regions" are reporting early...

[Keystone Phil]

"Swing" Lombardy is now giving Berlusconi a 12% lead...and only 17% is in.

[MaxQue]

Berlusconi lead in Sicilia is down to 3.4 (over Grillo), Bersani being one behind Grillo.

[Keystone Phil]

Berlusconi lead in Sicilia is down to 3.4 (over Grillo), Bersani being one behind Grillo.

Large population areas that are going strongly for Berlusconi make up most of the non-reporting areas.

[rob in cal]

I'm wondering about the 5 Star electorate.  Who are these people and if 5 star wasn't on the ballot would they lean to the right or left, or neither?

[MaxQue]

Berlusconi lead in Sicilia is down to 3.4 (over Grillo), Bersani being one behind Grillo.

Large population areas that are going strongly for Berlusconi make up most of the non-reporting areas.

Sure, but, that lead is still continuing to decrease for now (3.1, now).

[Keystone Phil]

Calabria is back in Camp Silvio.

[Beet]

Oh brother. *sigh* *sigh*

[Keystone Phil]

Some small good news for the left...

Rai's most recent update with 76%...

Berlusconi - 30.7%
Bersani - 30.7%
Grillo - 24.5%
Monti - 9.5%


Berlusconi is still projected to get more seats and the actual votes keep breaking the center-right's way.

[minionofmidas]

Piemonte lead is down to less than a thousand votes.

[Keystone Phil]

Piemonte lead is down to less than a thousand votes.

Call it for Il Cav now.

[minionofmidas]

Piemonte lead is down to less than a thousand votes.

Call it for Il Cav now.

He's now up 1700 votes, but Torino - the only left-leaning province there, and much the largest, is slightly behind in counting compared to the rest of the region, so... if forced to call it now, which is something you don't want to be, you'd call it for the Left.

[MaxQue]

Piemonte lead is down to less than a thousand votes.

Call it for Il Cav now.

More than half of the outstanding precincts are in Torino, which voted for the Left.

[minionofmidas]

lol, I've been to two of the eight municipalities that still haven't reported turnout! (One of them is Rome though. Then again, none of the other seven are large. The other one that I've visited is Anzio. Which coincidentally is as far south as I ever got in Italy.)

[Keystone Phil]

Friuli will likely flip to Silvio very shortly.

Piemonte lead is down to less than a thousand votes.

Call it for Il Cav now.

He's now up 1700 votes, but Torino - the only left-leaning province there, and much the largest, is slightly behind in counting compared to the rest of the region, so... if forced to call it now, which is something you don't want to be, you'd call it for the Left.

Still center-right areas holding out there, too, but I don't know if they could make up the vote difference from Turin so we'll just keep it as too close.  

[Kitteh]

I just woke up to read this thread. Can I have an an update on the national numbers for Chamber and Senate please?


Btw, yes, I know I wake up extremely late, but I don't have classes until 3pm today so

[Andrea]

In the current situation, the Senate would look like

Berlusconi 124 seats
Bersani 104
Grillo 57
Monti 16

[Keystone Phil]

I just woke up to read this thread. Can I have an an update on the national numbers for Chamber and Senate please?

Camera is down to an eight point lead for Bersani over Berlusconi but only 17% reporting.

The Senate is rapidly getting closer: 3% lead for Bersani over Berlusconi with about 50% in. Left-leaning areas have more results in.

[minionofmidas]

I just woke up to read this thread. Can I have an an update on the national numbers for Chamber and Senate please?

About a 3.5 point lead for the Left in the Senate with half the vote in, but their stronghold regions are further ahead in counting and anyways they are stacking up useless huge vote lead piles in the red belt (Berlusconi is soundly beaten into third place across the region.) Bigger lead in the Camera, but that's still with fairly little in.


Lol Siracusa! Grillo in the lead.

EDIT: Actually he's leading all over the Africa-facing coast of Sicily. Messina seems to be voting for the Left fairly decisively - wtf? Some local issue? I see Crocetta's got his own allied list for the Senate elections and that's pulling votes, but he's... not from Messina.

[Antonio the Sixth]

With over half counted, Left lead down to 3 points. New regions with over 50% reporting:
- Piemonte: Right+1 (but with almost half of Turin left to count)
- Valle d'Aosta: Local party1 is leading Local party2 by 10 points
- TAA: That's a complete mess, but the left-aligned list is ahead
- Veneto: Right+6
- Abruzzo: Right+1
- Puglia: Right+6
- Basilicata: Left+12
- Sicilia: Right+5
- Sardegna: Left+8

[minionofmidas]

Right lead in Molise at current: 56 votes.