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Antonio the Sixth
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« Reply #50 on: June 12, 2011, 12:22:30 PM »

Nobody seems to care, but... I like doing that, so I'll continue. Tongue


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List results

Grouping lists by coalitions :
Coalition for Lettieri (PdL+FdS+Lib&Aut+Pop+PRI+Dest+Oth) : 43.16%, 10 seats
Coalition for Morcone (PD+SEL+Oth) : 22.68%, 4 seats
Coalition for De Magistris (IdV+PRC+Oth) : 16.72%, 29 seats
Coalition for Pasquino (UDC+FLI+API+Civ) : 11.48%, 2 seats
Coalition for Mastella (UDEUR+Oth) : 2.71%
Coalition for Fico (M5S) : 1.76%
Other : 1.49%

By single list :
PdL : 23.85%, 7 seats
PD : 16.59%, 4 seats
IdV : 8.13%, 15 seats
FdS (SLI) : 5.23%, 1 seat
UDC : 5.21%, 1 seat
Civical list for De Magistris : 4.61%, 8 seats
SEL : 3.97%
PRC : 3.66%, 6 seats
Lib & Aut : 3.58%, 1 seat
FLI : 3.37%, 1 seat
Civical list for Lettieri : 3.07%, 1 seat
UDEUR : 2.49%
Pop : 2.17%
M5S : 1.76%
Civical list for Lettieri : 1.65%
API : 1.46%
PRI : 1.46%
Civical list for Pasquino : 1.44%
Civical list for Morcone : 1.28%
Dest. : 1.11%
Other lists for Lettieri : 1.05%
Other lists for Morcone : 0.84%
Other lists for De Magistris : 0.32%
Other lists for Mastella : 0.22%
Other : 1.49%

Turnout : 50.45%

Vote repartition :


Seats repartition :



Mayoral election Sad

Lettieri : 38.52% => 34.62% (epic fail Grin)
De Magistris : 27.52% => 65.38% ELECTED
Morcone : 19.15%
Pasquino : 9.75%
Mastella : 2.17%
Fico : 1.38%
Others : 1.5%

Turnout : 57.38% => 49.84%

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« Reply #51 on: June 12, 2011, 02:49:06 PM »

UDEUR still exists? Amazing.
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« Reply #52 on: June 12, 2011, 03:46:35 PM »


In name only... Roll Eyes Mastella the useless crook committed political suicide when they overthrew Prodi.
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« Reply #53 on: August 29, 2011, 05:30:34 PM »

Pisapia's victory in Milan local election, rather than the result itself, it is very important for what it represents.
Milan is not only the second largest city in Italy, but is the city where the business of Silvio Berlusconi is born, and then is the symbolic Center of the "Berlusconism". Then, for the Berlusconi coalition, lost the local Governement of Milan represent a defeat bigger than a simple defeat in a local election.
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« Reply #54 on: October 16, 2011, 06:00:38 AM »

Regional elections in Molise today and tomorrow

4 candidates for the presidency

Angelo Michele Iorio (incumbent) supported by PdL, UDC (Casini), Alleanza di Centro (UDC break off), Progetto Molise, Molise Civile, Grande Sud, UDEUR

Paolo di Laura Frattura supported by PD, Italia dei Valori (Di Pietro), SEL (Vendola), Federazione della Sinistra (Commies), PSI (Socialists), Costruire Democrazia, Alternativ@ - Alleanza per l'Italia (Rutelli)

Giovancarmine Mancini supported by La Destra (far right even if there's something on the right of them)

Antonio Federico supported by Movimento 5 Stelle (Grillo)

2006 result:
Iorio 54.02% Rota (centre-left) 45.98%

At noon turnout was at 8.35% (9.89% last time at the same hour)
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« Reply #55 on: October 16, 2011, 09:55:36 AM »

Who is Fini backing there? Looks like his Terzo Polo partners are split.
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« Reply #56 on: October 16, 2011, 03:40:08 PM »

Who is Fini backing there? Looks like his Terzo Polo partners are split.

They didn't present an official list for regional council and some of their men are backing Iorio while others are backing the centre-left candidate.

Turnout at 10 PM is 39.48% (45.42% last time).
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« Reply #57 on: October 16, 2011, 05:18:39 PM »

Any chance anyone has current polling for Italy?
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« Reply #58 on: October 17, 2011, 06:12:56 PM »
« Edited: October 17, 2011, 06:15:28 PM by italian-boy »

Any chance anyone has current polling for Italy?
http://www.termometropolitico.it/media-sondaggi-al-9-ottobre/
In the meanwhile,they are counting the votes in Molise (tiny region),where the PdL candidate was a quite popular incumbent.
With 88% of the votes in,he is losing by 0,01%...he was expected to win quite handily,also because he had the support of UdC (which is really strong in this region).
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« Reply #59 on: October 17, 2011, 06:29:15 PM »

Rather amusingly a 157-156 Senate majority for the Right+Centre doesn't mean Italy can't have a lavish 346-283 leftwing majority in the Chamber, if the prediction behind that link is to be trusted.

I really don't know which house of Italian parliament I dislike more, as the Camera ensures Berlusconi an easy majority if he tops the poll, and the Senato virtually assures that a Leftwing government is always going to struggle.

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« Reply #60 on: October 18, 2011, 01:26:36 AM »

Iorio 46.94%
Frattura 46.15%
Federico (5 stelle) 5.6%
Mancini (La Destra) 1.29%


Lists for Regional Council

PdL 18.86% (5 seats)
Progetto Molise 9.51% (2)
UDC 6.78&  (2)
Alleanza di Centro 6.73% (2)
Grande Sud 6.53% (2)
Molise Civile 4.41% (1)
UDEUR 3.52% (1)

total centre-right coalition: 56.37%


PD 9.86% (3)
Italia dei Valori 8.84% (3)
Alleanza per l'Italia 6.31% (1)
PSI 4.58% (1)
Costruire Democrazia 4.23% (1)
SEL 3.87% (1)
Federazione delle Sinistre 2.76% (1)


total centre-left coalition: 40.49%

5 Stelle 2.27%
La Destra 0.86%

Turnout was 59.79%.

3 candidates from the regional blocked list linked to the President elected + 1 Frattura to join the Regional Council too


All lists in the 2 main coalitions get seats. Lots of split votes going on between presidency and council (Iorio is missing 12,000 votes gone to his supporting lists).
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« Reply #61 on: October 18, 2011, 03:00:04 AM »

Once again, some retarded Grillist costs the center-left an election. Pathetic.

Anyways, the left apparently leads by almost 8 points. I'd have thought it was a bit more, but those are still good numbers.
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