Rome – The end result is a 5-2. With several issues of concern for the Democratic Party. The party of Prime Minister retains the leadership of the Region Marche, Puglia and Tuscany. Keeps Umbria, but with a tight margin, beyond all expectations. It lost soundly in Veneto, a region that remains firmly in the hands of the League. Ripping the Campania to the center, with the success of De Luca (but will have to deal with the law Severino). But especially loses Liguria, where the rift with the internal minority is becoming increasingly poisoned. Overall, in a national list is not definitive, the Democratic Party was 23.7% of the votes, second place you would place the M5s with 18.4%. Then the Lega Nord (12.5), which won the first place in the center surpassing Forza Italy (10.7). Queue Brothers of Italy with 3.9 percent.
Campania , therefore, the candidate of the Democratic Party, Vincenzo De Luca According to the latest projections would lead with 39.8 preferences against 37.1% for Stefano Caldoro , the outgoing governor in the center portion. In third place, Valeria Ciarambino (M5s) with 20.1 percent. But the poll cards royal deliver to Caldoro 38.7 of the vote (compared to 37.6 the former mayor of Salerno, ‘unpresentable’ according to the blacklist compiled by the Anti-Mafia commission).
In Liguria the head to head between the initial Raffaella Paita (center) and Giovanni Toti (center), ending with the PD that gives the region Forza Italy. Toti, supported by the entire center, gets 33.9%; Raffaella Paita, center, 29.0%; Alice Salvatore, 5 Star Movement, stands at 25.1%. It must be said, also, that if we consider the individual parties and coalitions – and if the percentages are confirmed – just in Liguria Movement led by Beppe Grillo would be the first party in the area with 24.9 percent (21.4% to only Pd). First place, in solitary, that would also be true in Puglia and Campania. Still in Liguria (but also in Umbria and Tuscany), the League far exceeds preferences Fi.
Tuscany the outgoing governor Enrico Rossi (Pd) would have exceeded the 40% threshold needed to secure victory in the first round and would amount to 48 per cent share. In second place Claudio Borghi , candidate of the Northern League (21.3 percent).
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The center has also risked losing his other stronghold, the ‘ Umbria. There was a head to head between the outgoing president dem, Catiuscia Marini and the center-right challenger Claudio Ricci . Eventually, however, the outgoing governor is ahead with 42 percent compared to 39 of the main opponent.
Veneto , the outgoing president Luca Zaia (Northern League) recapture the region with almost 50 percent. Very distanced the candidate of the Democratic Party Alessandra Moretti (23.9%): a flop for the party. In third place Flavio Tosi , former League, with 14.1 percent.
Puglia , Michele Emiliano ( Pd) would be around 44%, followed by the candidate grillina Antonella Laricchia . Following Francesco Schittulli (fittiani, FDI and moderate Area People), Adriana Poli Bortone (We Fi and with Salvini) to 12.7 percent. Emiliano, that the reform of the school Renzi has spared criticism, then announced it intends to appoint Laricchia commissioner. “I will do it – he said – let’s see if she will accept.”
In Brands , the candidate of the center Luca Ceriscioli share exceeds 40% of the vote . In second place Gianni Maggi (M5s) with 23.3% followed by Francesco Acquaroli (center) with 18.7% and only in fourth place Gian Mario Spacca , the outgoing governor, elected in 2010 with the Democratic Party and now again in the running for his third term with the support of Forza Italy. He barely 13% of the vote.
Meanwhile, on the front of ‘ attendance data – final – stops at 53.9% of voters. A percentage that testifies the strong disaffection with politics. Suffice it to say that the regional 2010 went to the polls on 64.19 percent of eligible voters (and in 2005 it was 72 percent). Last year, the European, the turnout was 58.7 percent. The breakdown of the regions, the lowest participation is detected in Ligura with 50.67 percent (down 10 points). Following is the Campania with 51.93 percent (down 11 percentage points from the previous round).
In terms municipal elections , however, was 65% the turnout recorded at 23 (the figure released by the Interior Ministry, does not take into account the administrative course in Friuli Venezia Giulia and Sicily). In previous counterparts, when it voted in two days, the turnout had stood at 73.6. The drop is about 7 points.
Sparks and controversy no shortage immediately after the first exit polls, including the fer Ernesto Carbone and Sergio Cofferati , former candidate in the primaries of the Democratic Party in Liguria, on live TV said the first numbers. “I have not favored anyone – said the former trade unionist -. When the Democratic Party, he did everything himself, he decided to exclude from the primary Sel has reckoned that there would be other candidates on the left and then the fact that they have added other is the order of things. Then we will see the other data but meanwhile register that there is a decline of the vote and that impressive here in Liguria is at lower levels. ” Then: “I supported Pastorino because I think it has the features to make the governor, even if it has not been rewarded by the voters.” Replica Carbone on Twitter: “Cofferati is better as a pollster who as a candidate in the primaries. Too bad for him that his hatred is based on exit polls.” Reply in Cofferati speaking on La7 on the lines of Rosy Bindi : “You do not want comments Carbone …”.
But the role of Bindi, and the list of ‘unpresentable’ compiled and disseminated by the parliamentary Anti-Mafia – also in the name of De Luca – is Debora Serracchiani , Deputy Secretary of the Democratic Party-led Matteo Renzi to say Porta a Porta : “I instead of Bindi would not have done what she did. I think what happened is to open a discussion. It ‘been a manipulation of an organ Institutional and not if you can afford the Democratic Party that is ruling the country. “
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