2024 Italian regional elections

2024 Italian regional elections
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Presidents and regional assemblies of Abruzzo, Basilicata, Emilia Romagna, Piedmont, Sardinia, and Umbria
	Italian regions by coalition of the ruling president after the elections

The 2024 Italian regional elections took place in six regions of Italy during 2024.^[1]

Overall results

Region	Election day	Incumbent president		Elected president
Sardinia	25 February	Christian Solinas	PSd'Az	Alessandra Todde	M5S
Abruzzo	10 March	Marco Marsilio	FdI	Marco Marsilio	FdI
Basilicata	21–22 April	Vito Bardi	FI	Vito Bardi	FI
Piedmont	8–9 June	Alberto Cirio	FI	Alberto Cirio	FI
Liguria	27–28 October	Giovanni Toti^[2]	NM	Marco Bucci	Centre-right Ind.
Umbria	17–18 November	Donatella Tesei	Lega	Stefania Proietti	Centre-left Ind.
Emilia-Romagna	17–18 November	Stefano Bonaccini^[3]	PD	Michele De Pascale	PD

Summary by region

Sardinia


Candidate		Party or alliance		President		Regional council		Seats	+/–
Candidate		Party or alliance		Votes	%	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Alessandra Todde	CSX	M5S	331,109	45.37	290,720	42.55	36	+12
	Paolo Truzzu	CDX	FdI	328,494	45.01	333,873	48.87	24	–12
	Renato Soru	Sardist	PS	63,100	8.65	54,569	7.99	0	±0
	Lucia Chessa	Sardigna R-Esiste		7,158	0.98	4,040	0.59	0	new
Total				729,861	100.00	683,202	100.00	60	–

Abruzzo


Candidate		Party or alliance		President		Regional council		Seats	+/–
Candidate		Party or alliance		Votes	%	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Marco Marsilio	CDX	FdI	326,660	53.43	316,637	54.67	18	±0
	Luciano D'Amico	CSX	IND	284,748	46.57	262,565	45.33	13	±0
Total				611,408	100.00	579,202	100.00	31	–

Basilicata


Candidate		Party or alliance		President		Regional council		Seats	+/–
Candidate		Party or alliance		Votes	%	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Vito Bardi	CDX	FI	153,088	56.63	150,381	57.52	13	±0
	Piero Marrese	CSX	PD	113,979	42.16	108,135	41.36	8	±0
	Eustachio Follia	Volt		3,269	1.21	2,947	1.13	0	new
Total				270,336	100.00	261,463	100.00	21	–

Piedmont


Candidate		Party or alliance		President		Regional council		Seats	+/–
Candidate		Party or alliance		Votes	%	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Alberto Cirio	CDX	FI	1,055,753	56.13	936,099	56.60	31	±0
	Gianna Pentenero	CSX	PD	630,853	33.54	582,399	35.22	17	+4
	Sarah Disabato	M5S		144,420	7.68	99,807	6.04	3	–2
	Francesca Frediani	Popular Piedmont		28,191	1.50	19,378	1.17	0	new
	Alberto Costanzo	Freedom		21,564	1.15	16,064	0.97	0	new
Total				1,880,781	100.00	1,653,747	100.00	51	–

Liguria


Candidate		Party or alliance		President		Regional council		Seats	+/–
Candidate		Party or alliance		Votes	%	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Marco Bucci	CDX	IND	291,093	48.77	271,809	48.34	17	–1
	Andrea Orlando	CSX	PD	282,669	47.36	269,186	47.87	12	+1
	Nicola Morra	CAL		5,223	0.88	4,922	0.88	0	new
	Francesca Frediani	Pl'A		5,079	0.85	4,920	0.87	0	new
	Francesco Toscano	DSP		5,071	0.85	4,709	0.84	0	new
	Marco Ferrando	PCL		2,099	0.35	1,813	0.32	0	new
	Maria Antonietta Cella	PPN		2,076	0.35	1,674	0.30	0	new
	Davide Felice	FdP		1,855	0.31	1,696	0.30	0	new
	Alessandro Rosson	I!		1,668	0.28	1,570	0.28	0	new
Total				596,833	100.00	562,299	100.00	29	–

Umbria


Candidate		Party or alliance		President		Regional council		Seats	+/–
Candidate		Party or alliance		Votes	%	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Stefania Proietti	CSX	IND	182,394	51.13	161,294	50.43	13	+5
	Donatella Tesei	CDX	Lega	164,727	46.17	151,899	47.49	8	–5
	Marco Rizzo	DSP+		3,946	1.11	1,793	0.56	0	new
	Martina Leonardi	PaP/PCI		1,901	0.53	1,556	0.49	0	0
	Moreno Pasquinelli	FdD		993	0.28	896	0.28	0	new
	Giuseppe Paolone	FdP		866	0.24	763	0.24	0	new
	Elia Francesco Fiorini	ApU		840	0.24	746	0.23	0	new
	Giuseppe Tritto	UIL		837	0.23	729	0.23	0	new
	Fabrizio Pignalberi	QP/PIS		253	0.07	176	0.06	0	new
Total				356,757	100.00	319,852	100.00	21	–

References

^ "Elezioni regionali, dove e quando si vota nel 2024". Sky TG24 (in Italian). 27 December 2023. Retrieved 12 March 2024.
^ Toti resigned from his position triggering snap elections.
^ Bonaccini was elected to the European Parliament, a position incompatible with that of regional president.

[1] "Elezioni regionali, dove e quando si vota nel 2024". Sky TG24 (in Italian). 27 December 2023. Retrieved 12 March 2024.

[2] Toti resigned from his position triggering snap elections.

[3] Bonaccini was elected to the European Parliament, a position incompatible with that of regional president.

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