The Third Pole and M5s are the "pinkest" parties, that is, those that have the most women among their elected representatives in Parliament: respectively 46.6% and 45.1%.
The Movement led by Giuseppe Conte and that led by Carlo Calenda also share the primacy of the lowest age of their representatives
,
respectively in the Chamber and in the Senate
.
These are some of the data that emerge from an analysis of the minutes of the National Electoral Office with the names of the elected officials, waiting for them to be made official tomorrow by the Chamber and Senate with the beginning of the nineteenth legislature.
The electoral system has rewarded all the center-right parties beyond the proportional percentage
, so much so that
the League has almost the same deputies as the Democratic Party (66 the first, 69 the second
) despite having less than half the votes.
The party with the most elected officials is naturally Fdi, with 119 deputies and 66 senators.
Of the overall 185 parliamentarians of Gorgia Meloni's party, 55 are women, equal to 35.6%
.
The League elected 29 out of 95 women, equal to 30.9% and Fi 17 out of 63, that is 26.9%;
the women of Noi Moderati are 3 out of 9 parliamentarians, therefore 33.3%
.
Among the opposition parties, the lowest percentage of women is the Democratic Party, with 31.4%
(34 out of 108);
the Green-Left Alliance (AVS) has 6 out of 18, equal to 33.3%.
Terzo Polo and M5s are the same: the Calenda Polo brought 14 out of 30 women to Parliament, equal to 46.6%, while the Conte Movement elected 37 out of 82 (45.1%).
The SVP also did well, bringing two women out of five representatives (40%) to Rome.
Looking at the registry, the average age of Fdi deputies is 51 (the most mature are the 75-year-olds Carlo Nordio and Giulio Tremonti, the youngest Grazia Di Maggio, born in 1994).
As for the other parties, the one with the highest average age of deputies is Noi Moderati (56), followed by Fi (53.2), Avs (51), Pd (49.5), Action-Iv (49). ), Lega (47.2) and M5s (45.6) which confirms the primacy of the last legislature.
In the Senate (where the minimum age to be elected is 40 years), the youngest party is the Terzo Polo (48.5 years), while the most mature is Fi (62) led by Silvio Berlusconi's 86 years.
Then there are Avs (57.3), Noi Moderati (57), the Pd (56.4), Fdi (56.2), M5s (52.8) and Lega (51.2).
Finally, as regards geography, the origin of those elected reflects the density of the population of each Region.
Lombardy,
with over 9 million inhabitants divided into 4 districts, it is the most represented in the Chamber (64 deputies), while Molise has only two deputies and Valle d'Aosta one.
The early polls prevented the rewriting of the colleges based on the General Census (the data will be made official in December) which damaged Lazio.
It has surpassed Campania as inhabitants but it is entitled to 36 deputies compared to 38 of the latter.
Unexpectedly, however, one more will arrive, the 37th: due to too many multi-candidatures, Fdi in eastern Veneto has exhausted the proportional list and one elected has taken off in Lazio 2 (in the person of Paolo Pulciani) instead of in Veneto which will therefore have a deputy in less.
Again for too many multiple candidacies, this time of M5s in Naples, Campania has sold an elected to Lombardy 2 (Varese),