1994 Italian general election in Sardinia

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The Italian general election of 1994 took place on 27 March 1994. In Sardinia, the election was won by the centre-right Pole of Good Government. The Pact for Italy and the Patto Segni, both led by Sardinian Mario Segni had their best result in the region, while the Sardinian Action Party had a remarkable result in single-seat constituencies.

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Results

Chamber of Deputies

CoalitionsSingle-seat constituenciesProportional systemTotal
votesvotes (%)seatsPartiesvotesvotes (%)seatstot.seats
Pole of Good Government 362,11035.19 Forza Italia 245,63021.21 110
National Alliance 137,87411.9-
Pannella List 32,9262.8-
Alliance of Progressives 305,39529.64 Democratic Party of the Left 228,19919.71 15
Communist Refoundation Party 70,8136.1-
Italian Socialist Party 36,6513.2-
Democratic Alliance 26,0742.3-
Federation of the Greens 24,4522.1-
The Network 7,6150.7-
Pact for Italy 231,36222.51 Segni Pact 211,81017.41 23
Italian People's Party 114,86710.01
Sardinian Action Party 82,2588.0- ---- --
Independentist Sardinian Party 14,3341.4- Independentist Sardinian Party 24,0432.1- --
Others35,5983.4- others9,3260.8- --
Total coalitions1,030,324100.014Total parties1,160,280100.04418

Sources: Ministry of the Interior and Istituto Cattaneo

Senate

CoalitionsSingle-seat constituenciesProp.Total
votesvotes (%)seatsseatsseats
Alliance of Progressives 267,85331.4213
Pole of Good Government 244,53228.6314
Pact for Italy 207,80024.3112
Sardinian Action Party 88,22510.3---
Independentist Sardinian Party 26,1983.1---
The Network 12,5601.5---
Others7,0430.8---
Total coalitions854,211100.0639

Source: Ministry of the Interior

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