1985 Lazio regional election

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The Lazio regional election of 1985 took place on 12 May 1985.

Largest party by municipality Lazio 1985.PNG
Largest party by municipality

Events

Christian Democracy resulted the largest party, ahead of the Italian Communist Party. After the election Sebastiano Montali, a Socialist, formed a government which included Christian Democracy. In 1987 Montali was replaced by Bruno Landi, a former Socialist President, who led the Region until 1990.

Results

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Partiesvotesvotes (%)seats
Christian Democracy 1,132,08333.621
Italian Communist Party 1,008,15529.918
Italian Socialist Party 395,38611.77
Italian Social Movement 327,0309.76
Italian Republican Party 133,3094.02
Italian Democratic Socialist Party 129,3643.82
Green List 78,2932.31
Italian Liberal Party 67,0372.01
Proletarian Democracy 43,1231.31
Pensioners Italian Alliance – Venetian League 30,2730.91
Pensioners' National Party 7,4070.2-
Struggle List5,6170.2-
National Monarchist Party4,7550.1-
Valdostan Union – Democratic Party – others4,6240.1-
European Social Democracy4,2000.1-
Humanist Party 2,7630.1-
Total3,373,419100.060

Source: Ministry of the Interior


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