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The Marche regional election of 2000 took place on 16 April 2000.
Vito D'Ambrosio (Democrats of the Left) was re-elected President, defeating Maurizio Bertucci (Forza Italia).
| Candidates & parties
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votes
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votes (%)
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seats
reg. list
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seats
prov. lists
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| Vito D'Ambrosio
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429,288
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49.92
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8
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17
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| Democrats of the Left
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216,933
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26.79
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→
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9
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| Communist Refoundation Party
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52,660
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6.50
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→
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2
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| Italian People's Party–UDEUR
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42,585
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5.26
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→
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2
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| The Democrats
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34,879
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4.31
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→
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1
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| Federation of the Greens
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20,762
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2.56
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→
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1
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| Party of Italian Communists
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19,712
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2.43
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→
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1
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| Italian Democratic Socialists
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19,334
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2.39
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→
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1
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| Maurizio Bertucci
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380,116
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44.20
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1
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14
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| Forza Italia
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158,705
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19.60
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→
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7
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| National Alliance
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131,177
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16.20
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→
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5
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| United Christian Democrats
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39,610
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4.89
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→
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1
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| Christian Democratic Centre
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28,195
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3.48
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→
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1
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| The Liberals Sgarbi
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7,610
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0.94
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→
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0
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| Lega Nord Marche
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2,124
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0.26
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→
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0
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| Marcello Crivellini
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20,441
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2.38
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-
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| Bonino List
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15,065
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1.86
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→
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0
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| Luciana Sbarbati
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19,083
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2.22
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-
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-
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| Italian Republican Party
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13,381
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1.65
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→
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0
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| Enrico Buoncompagni
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11,106
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1.29
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-
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-
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| Viva le Marche
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7,085
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0.87
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→
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0
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| Total
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860,034
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100.00
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9
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31
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Source: Ministry of the Interior[permanent dead link]
- ^ The swing comes from the combined result of The Olive Tree (51.6%) and Italian People's Party (6.4%) in the 1995 regional election.
