Italy Election Maps

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2008 senate by province (except Trentino-Alto Adige, which uses a weird system).



same election, vote for Lega Nord and MPA

[Хahar 🤔]

Why the high LN total in Taranto?

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Why the high LN total in Taranto?

That was MPA, not Lega Nord.

[Хahar 🤔]

Why the high LN total in Taranto?

That was MPA, not Lega Nord.

In that case, why the high MPA total in Taranto?

[Keystone Phil]

Beautiful results. Such a shame about Tuscany and those pockets of support for the leftists in the south. Luckily, my roots in Sicily and Campania are solidly right wing. 

[bgwah]

Lol do those Germans wanna join Austria or something? and what about that little yellow corner in the northwest. are they French or something?

[Keystone Phil]

and what about that little yellow corner in the northwest. are they French or something?

Basically

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Lol do those Germans wanna join Austria or something? and what about that little yellow corner in the northwest. are they French or something?

The major party in the South Tyrol province of Trentino-Alto Adige is the Südtiroler Volkspartei. The SVP doesn't really want to join Austria IIRC. There is a smaller party, the Union for South Tyrol, that is nationalist.

Vallee d'Aoste is a Francophone minority region where the two biggest parties are local French parties (one more conservative, the other more liberal). National parties aren't strong in South Tyrol and Aoste.

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Current regional governments



the 2005 Regional elections



to compare with 2000



Some past Senate maps coming up.

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2006 Senate, by province (I counted SVP within the Union this time. That region is a real dilemma in every map)



2001 Senate



1996 Senate (which party polled the most %. In some regions that party didn't necessarily win the most seats)



and 1976 Senate (best PCI result, 33%)



Blue is DC, red is PCI o/c.

[Keystone Phil]

2006 Senate, by province (I counted SVP within the Union this time. That region is a real dilemma in every map)

No! The Province of Enna went for Prodi in 2006? Looks like my area of Campania did, too.   

Excellent work, by the way. Thank you.

[bullmoose88]

Supposedly (of my half italianess) I am mostly Roman, and a little bit Calabrian and wherever Milan is (Lombardi?)


How did those regions go...I can assume Rome is in Green...my geographic skills aren't that bad.

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1994 Senate. Same note for '96 applies here, o/c.



1992 Senate. Blue is DC, red is PDS (Democratic Party of the Left, the democratic-socialist thingee coming out of the PCI).



1987 Senate

[Keystone Phil]

Supposedly (of my half italianess) I am mostly Roman, and a little bit Calabrian and wherever Milan is (Lombardi?)


How did those regions go...I can assume Rome is in Green...my geographic skills aren't that bad.

Calabria is mostly right wing in 2007 and Lombady is Berlusconi's base so it was heavily right wing.

Lazio (the region where Rome is) was close in 2007 but it went left wing. I always thought of Lazio (at least the areas close to Rome) as more leftist but it looks to be a swing area.

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Supposedly (of my half italianess) I am mostly Roman, and a little bit Calabrian and wherever Milan is (Lombardi?)


How did those regions go...I can assume Rome is in Green...my geographic skills aren't that bad.

Calabria voted PdL, but isn't a right-wing stronghold like Sicily is. Lombardy is a right-wing stronghold, with the Lega Nord polling a respectable second (either high teens or 20s). Milan is also right-wing, but I don't recall the right breaking 60% there recently. The province of Rome is left-wing, as is the city generally (despite it electing a neo-fascist in 2008). The other parts of Lazio are right-wing.

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1946 referendum on the monarchy. Red for republic, purple for monarchy.



1953 Senate election, in which the monarchists got their best result (7.1%)

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Italians abroad vote in Europe and surrounding regions



I'll do the Americas next.

[Keystone Phil]

1946 referendum on the monarchy. Red for republic, purple for monarchy.

Ha...pretty predictable.

I can't wait to see how Italians in North America voted!

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Some good news and bad news for you, Phil

Senate:



Deputies, Europe:



Deputies, World:




Notes on South America: Yellow is for the Italian Associations in South America and red is for the Associative Movement Italians Abroad. Those two thingees don't exist in other continents.

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2004 EU parliament by region. Italy uses, like France, stupid constituencies.

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The 1994 EU election, in which FI got its best result as a party (running alone). Red is PDS.

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Mongolia amuses me.

[Keystone Phil]

Some good news and bad news for you, Phil

Eh. I'm confused though. In the Senate elections here, the PdL candidate (a guy from Philadelphia actually named Berardi) won.

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2004 EU parliament by region. Italy uses, like France, stupid constituencies.

I don't understand the color representation. Please explain. 

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Some good news and bad news for you, Phil

Eh. I'm confused though. In the Senate elections here, the PdL candidate (a guy from Philadelphia actually named Berardi) won.

His constituency represents all of North America and Central America. His huge majorities down in Central America, and his victory in Canada carried him over. The PdL didn't win any awful lot though, he won 45.1-43.9.

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2004 EU parliament by region. Italy uses, like France, stupid constituencies.

I don't understand the color representation. Please explain. 

Red = Left

Though frankly, the left won in all regions because the right was more fragmented than the left. FI polled 20%, the fascists polled 11.5%, DC junior won 5.9%, and the Northern Fascists won 5.0% etc. The Olive Tree polled 31%.

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the right was more fragmented than the right

Really? That must have been quite a feat.