The
center-left wins in the ballots in the main capital cities
, the divided center-right does not break through.
This is the photograph that comes out of the first ballots.
So much so that some members of the Democratic Party risk a real coat.
Salvini: 'Center-right divisions and quarrels must not repeat themselves'
"Sorry for the cities lost in the ballot, despite the commitment of candidates and militants, often for the divisions and quarrels in the center-right as in Verona, which will never have to be repeated. the low participation in the vote, often less than 30%, a signal that forces everyone to work harder and better - Matteo Salvini wrote on Facebook -. they see the Center-right pass from 54 to 58. A hug among many to the new mayor of Lucca (torn to the left) and to the mayors of Sesto San Giovanni and Frosinone, met in recent days ".
Di Maio: 'Those who create fibrillations in government collapse or disappear'
"Even these ballots have shown that, among the majority ones, few parties hold up, that is, those parties that are continuing to support this government with conviction. It collapses, or in many cases disappears , who, on the other hand, does nothing but create fibrillation in the action of the government - thus the foreign minister Luigi Di Maio -. A clear signal from the citizens, and they reaffirmed it both in the first and second round of these administrative offices ".
LETTA: THE LARGE FIELD WINS
- "The comment is that in the end linearity and seriousness pays off: we win because responsibility is more important than everything, in this difficult moment we need a serious and linear policy. The wide field has been taken. around but this strategy pays off. The center-right loses badly due to incredible choices, choosing exiles from the center-left, I'm thinking of Catanzaro ".
This was said by the leader of the Democratic Party, Enrico Letta al Nazareno.
VERONA - Damiano Tommasi, from the center left, is the new mayor of Verona
.
At the close of the ballot he won 53.34% of the votes in the ballot, against Federico Sboarina (center-right) who stopped at 46.66%.
or you can learn from the website of the Municipality of Verona.
The center left had not won the majority and the seat of mayor in Verona for 15 years.
Sboarina has already phoned Damiano Tommasi, congratulating him
on his victory in the ballot.
CATANZARO
- Nicola Fiorita, subverting all predictions, is the new mayor of Catanzaro.
The candidate of the Democratic Party, of the 5-star Movement and of some civic lists won with a percentage of 58.24%, surpassing his competitor, Valerio Donato, by a large margin, expression of a political and civic aggregation that saw together representatives of the center right and the center left, which stopped at 41.41%.
MONZA - Paolo Pilotto is the new mayor
of Monza.
The center-left candidate defeated the center-right candidate and outgoing first citizen, Dario Allevi, in the ballot.
"I imagine we have to wait for official confirmation - says Pilotto, contacted by telephone by ANSA - but from what seems to be a fairly clear result, the result of a campaign based on ideas and proposals".
Pilotto recovered 7 percentage points behind in two weeks.
LUCCA
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Mario Pardini, the unified center-right candidate, is the new mayor
of Lucca after a long head-to-head against the center-left candidate Francesco Raspini.
Pardini, entrepreneur, former president of Lucca Crea (the investee company that organizes Lucca Comics and games), won with 50% in front of his opponent, outgoing municipal councilor who had finished the first round with 42, 65%.
Initially Pardini was also ahead of the ballot and then suffered the 'overtaking' of Pardini.
PIACENZA - The Democratic Party and the center-left reconquer Piacenza
: the regional councilor Katia Tarasconi in fact won the ballot against the outgoing mayor, Patrizia Barbieri of the center-right.
Tarasconi was already in the lead, by two points, after the first round: a consolidated advantage that was extended to the second round that elected her.
By scrutiny still to be completed Tarasconi is around 53%.
PARMA - Michele Guerra is the new mayor of Parma
: the center-left candidate, with the ballot almost completed, is in fact firmly in the lead (around 65%) with respect to his challenger, the former mayor Pietro Vignali, supported by the center-right.
Guerra is in continuity with his predecessor Federico Pizzarotti, of whom he was councilor for culture.
In the War coalition there is also the Democratic Party: the main center-left party returns to be part of the majority that governs Parma after 24 years of opposition.
"It's a great result of a cohesive project that won't disappoint the city," he said.
ANSA agency
Michele Guerra is the new mayor of Parma - Politics
The center left returns in majority after 24 years (ANSA)
ALESSANDRIA
- Alessandria changes color and returns to the center-left after the 5-year mandate of Gianfranco Cuttica di Revigliasco, center-right mayor.
Giorgio Abonante prevailed in the ballot, a member of the Democratic Party who presented himself in the first round with the support of the 5-star Movement, collecting 42.04% of the votes.
In the deciding vote he extended his advantage, going over 54%, probably also winning the consensus of a part of the electorate of the third wheel, Giovani Barosini (Action with Calenda), 14.6% of preferences on June 12, which, while not making an appearance, he made an agreement with Abonante.
COMO
- Alessandro Rapinese is the new mayor of Como.
The civic candidate, on the third attempt in 15 years and for the first time in the ballot, defeated the center-left candidate Barbara Minghetti, who did not wait for the conclusion of the ballot to admit defeat.
"I will continue to work for the city. Good luck to Alexander," she says as the party begins at the challenger's electoral committee.
GORIZIA
- Rodolfo Ziberna, supported by the center-right united in all its components, confirms himself as mayor of Gorizia and goes to his second mandate collecting a round 52.23% of the preferences.
Therefore, the comeback to the former Pd senator, Laura Fasiolo, who could count on the support of the center-left and the 5-star Movement, did not succeed: it stopped at 47.77% (6,372 votes in favor of Ziberna against 5,827 for the Fasiolo).
She didn't pay for the choice of not making any connections with one of the other five defeated candidates in the first round.
At least a couple had made some meetings, but Fasiolo preferred to go straight, not wanting to negotiate positions and positions, but remaining faithful to the initial coalition.
CUNEO
- Patrizia Manassero is the first female mayor in the history of Cuneo.
In the ballot, the confrontation with challenger Franco Civallero who for the first time in twenty years led the center-right to the second round easily won: the 28 percentage points of the groove dug on 12 June have increased again in a day also characterized by a thud in turnout - plunged from 36.73% to 54.51% on 12 June.
CROLLO DELL'AFFLUENZA
- The definitive figure of the turnout for the vote of the 59 municipalities in the ballot followed by the Viminale site (those of the special statute regions are missing), is 42.16%, a sharp decrease compared to 54.11% of the first round.
