2000 Italian regional elections
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2000 Italian regional electionslegislative
Election name 2000 Italian regional elections Country Italy Ongoing no Previous election 1995 Italian regional elections Previous year 1995 Next election 2005 Italian regional elections Next year 2005 Seats for election Presidents and regional assemblies of Piedmont , Lombardy , Veneto , Liguria , Emilia-Romagna , Tuscany , Marche , Umbria , Lazio , Campania , Molise , Abruzzo , Apulia , Basilicata and Calabria Election date 16 April 2000
The Italian regional elections of 2000 were held on 16 April.
For the very first time, following the 1999 constitutional reform, the presidents of the Regions were directly elected by citizens. Alongside this change, a new provision was introduced: the President is elected for a five-year term, but if during the term they face a vote of no confidence, resign, or die, under the simul stabunt, simul cadent clause (literally, “they will stand together or they will fall together”), the regional council is also dissolved, and a snap election is called.
Following the electoral defeat suffered by the centre-left coalition , Massimo D'Alema resigned as Prime Minister .[1]
Contents
Coalitions
After losing the 1996 general election , Silvio Berlusconi was able to form a new centre-right coalition, once again including the Northern League in the alliance.
Overall results
Regional councils
Presidents of the regions
Summary by region
Piedmont
President Regional council Candidate Party Votes % Alliance Votes % Seats Enzo Ghigo FI 1,249,840 51.8 Centre-right 1,139,387 55.9 40 Livia Turco DS 953,163 39.5 Centre-left 771,087 37.9 18 Emma Bonino LB 138,632 5.7 LB 90,796 4.5 2 Others 71,912 3.0 Others 35,137 1.7 0 Voters: 2,641,647 — Turnout: 72.0%
Lombardy
President Regional council Candidate Party Votes % Alliance Votes % Seats Roberto Formigoni FI 3,355,803 62.4 Centre-right 2,995,439 65.8 51 Mino Martinazzoli PPI 1,692,474 31.5 Centre-left 1,294,434 28.4 26 Benedetto Della Vedova LB 178,406 3.3 LB 154,396 3.4 3 Others 153,898 2.86 Others 111,377 2.4 0 Voters: 5,742,208 — Turnout: 75.6%
Veneto
President Regional council Candidate Party Votes % Alliance Votes % Seats Giancarlo Galan FI 1,484,585 55.0 Centre-right 1,382,963 60.3 37 Massimo Cacciari Dem 1,032,255 38.2 Centre-left 769,534 33.6 23 Others 184,310 6.7 Others 139,860 6.1 0 Voters: 2,910,001 — Turnout: 75.6%
Liguria
President Regional council Candidate Party Votes % Alliance Votes % Seats Sandro Biasotti FI 475,308 50.7 Centre-right 451,500 51.1 24 Giancarlo Mori PPI 431,743 46.1 Centre-left 406,889 46.1 16 Others 30,196 3.2 Others 24,435 2.8 0 Voters: 1,012,539 — Turnout: 70.5%
Emilia-Romagna
President Regional council Candidate Party Votes % Alliance Votes % Seats Vasco Errani DS 1,451,468 56.5 Centre-left 1,358,259 56.4 33 Gabriele Cané FI 1,036,660 40.3 Centre-right 977.841 40.6 17 Others 82,102 3.2 Others 71,691 3.0 0 Voters: 2,738,319 — Turnout: 79.7%
Tuscany
President Regional council Candidate Party Votes % Alliance Votes % Seats Claudio Martini DS 1,029,142 49.3 Centre-left 984,897 50.3 32 Altero Matteoli AN 839,001 40.0 Centre-right 794,555 40.6 16 Niccolò Pecorini PRC 159,862 7.7 PRC 131,471 6.7 2 Others 62,308 3.0 Others 47,218 2.4 0 Voters: 2,263,992 — Turnout: 74.6%
Umbria
Marche
President Regional council Candidate Party Votes % Alliance Votes % Seats Vito D'Ambrosio DS 429,288 49.9 Centre-left 406,865 50.2 25 Maurizio Bertucci FI 380,116 44.2 Centre-right 367,421 45.4 15 Others 50,630 5.9 Others 35,531 4.4 0 Voters: 938,848 — Turnout: 74.3%
Lazio
President Regional council Candidate Party Votes % Alliance Votes % Seats Francesco Storace AN 1,553,562 51.3 Centre-right 1,449,719 53.2 38 Piero Badaloni Ind 1,392,190 46.0 Centre-left 1,208,665 44.4 22 Others 83,049 2.7 Others 65,936 2.4 0 Voters: 3,212,420 — Turnout: 71.6%
Abruzzo
Molise
President Regional council Candidate Party Votes % Alliance Votes % Seats Giovanni Di Stasi DS 101,295 49.0 Centre-left 95,859 47.9 18 Michele Iorio FI 100,365 48.6 Centre-right 100,854 50.4 12 Others 4,988 2.4 Others 3,515 1.7 0 Voters: 219,319 — Turnout: 67.3%
Campania
President Regional council Candidate Party Votes % Alliance Votes % Seats Antonio Bassolino DS 1,654,777 54.2 Centre-left 1,537,893 53.6 35 Antonio Rastrelli AN 1,350,621 44.2 Centre-right 1,297,460 45.2 22 Others 48,656 1.6 Others 32,339 1.1 0 Voters: 3,317,112 — Turnout: 69.5%
Basilicata
President Regional council Candidate Party Votes % Alliance Votes % Seats Filippo Bubbico DS 227,919 63.2 Centre-left 243.660 69,7 21 Nicola Pagliuca FI 126,530 35.1 Centre-right 102.061 29,2 9 Others 6,389 1.7 Others 3,699 1.1 0 Voters: 387,543 — Turnout: 72.7%
Apulia
President Regional council Candidate Party Votes % Alliance Votes % Seats Raffaele Fitto FI 1,194,370 54.0 Centre-right 1,109,270 54.3 38 Giannicola Sinisi Dem 961,642 43.4 Centre-left 892,923 43.7 22 Others 57,119 2.6 Others 40,576 2.0 0 Voters: 2,423,500 — Turnout: 70.2%
Calabria
References
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