Head to head between Giani and Ceccardi or Tuscany unshakable 'red' stronghold?
It is around this question that the last days of the electoral campaign are being played out, which, which started quite quietly after the Covid emergency, did not register many twists.
The center left has chosen an institutional profile.
Initially the big names of the Democratic Party were not present, beaten in the presence of Matteo Salvini who often accompanied the candidate Susanna Ceccardi on her electoral tour.
Tonight the challenge between the candidates on the Nation website
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Among the unknowns of the vote there is also abstention and how much the fear of contagion will weigh on voters, especially the elderly. Difficult to say, however, according to forecasts the game could end in the first round. The electoral law of Tuscany is in fact the only one to provide for a ballot in the event that no candidate exceeds the threshold of 40% of the votes plus one. The results of the other candidates remain to be seen: the outgoing regional councilor Irene Galletti for the M5s is also in the running; Tommaso Fattori, outgoing director, supported by 'Toscana a left', already candidate for president in 2015 (he obtained 6.2%); Marco Barzanti for the PCI which shows the 'historical' symbol with the hammer and sickle; Salvatore Catello for the PC and Tiziana Vigni, Sienese lawyer for the 3V Movement, a sort of spin off of the no Vax.