2023 Friuli-Venezia Giulia regional election

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2023 Friuli-Venezia Giulia regional election
Flag of Friuli-Venezia Giulia.svg
  2018 2–3 April 2023

All 48 seats to the Regional Council
25 seats needed for a majority
Turnout45.26% Decrease2.svg 4.39%
 Majority partyMinority party
  Massimiliano Fedriga daticamera 2018.jpg MassimoMoretuzzo (cropped).jpg
Candidate Massimiliano Fedriga Massimo Moretuzzo
Party League Pact for Autonomy
Alliance Centre-right Centre-left
Last election29 seats, 57.1%18 seats, 42.9% [1]
Seats won2919
Seat changeSteady2.svg0Increase2.svg1
Popular vote314,824139,018
Percentage64.2%28.4%
SwingIncrease2.svg7.1%Decrease2.svg14.5%

2018 FVG election map.png
Map of the results of the regional election. Colors identify the candidate who received a plurality in each province. Blue indicates a Fedriga majority.

Government before election

Massimiliano Fedriga
Centre-right

Elected Government

Massimiliano Fedriga
Centre-right

The 2023 Friuli-Venezia Giulia regional election took place from 2 to 3 April 2023. The election took place concurrently with the municipal election in 19 comuni of the Region.

Contents

Electoral system

Number of councilors

The Special Statute provides that the number of the regional councilors is determinated by one every 25,000 inhabitants or fraction greater than 10,000, according to the data taken by the last official detection of Istat. In the 2018 election, 47 councilors were elected in the constituencies, while 1 was the seat for the president and 1 was the seat for the "best loser", the first losing candidate. [2]

Majority bonus

Following the regional electoral law, the candidate that obtains the largest number of valid votes becomes president. The lists that are accepted in the distribution of seats are the ones that:

The winning coalition has to have at least 55% of the seats if the president is elected with less than 45% of votes, and if the votes of the winning candidate are more than 45%, his/her coalition has to have at least 60% of the seats.

Seat for the Slovenian minority

The lists that represent the Slovenian minority must have at least one seat if they obtained 1% or more votes.

Constituencies

The territory of the region is divided in five constituencies: Trieste, Gorizia, Udine, Tolmezzo and Pordenone.

Map showing the constituencies by comune Circoscrizioni Friuli-Venezia Giulia.png
Map showing the constituencies by comune
Seats by constituency
ConstituencyNumber of seats
Trieste9
Gorizia5
Udine18
Tolmezzo3
Pordenone12

How to vote

There are 4 different ways to vote:

Parties and candidates

Political party or allianceConstituent listsPrevious resultsCandidate
Votes (%)Seats
Centre-right coalition Lega Friuli-Venezia Giulia 34.9117 Massimiliano Fedriga
Forza Italia 12.065
Fedriga for President (incl. PFVG)6.293
Brothers of Italy 5.492
Responsible Autonomy (incl. Trieste Libera)3.971
Centre-left coalition Democratic Party 18.1110Massimo Moretuzzo
Five Star Movement 7.064
Pact for Autonomy 4.092
Open – Left FVG2.781
Slovene Union 1.161
Greens and Left Alliance
Action – Italia VivaMore Europe Alessandro Maran
Together Free (Incl. Italexit, M3V and PdF)Giorgia Tripoli

Results

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CandidatesVotes %SeatsPartiesVotes %Seats
Massimiliano Fedriga 314,82464.241 Lega Friuli-Venezia Giulia 75,11719.029
Brothers of Italy 71,50318.108
Fedriga for President70,19217.778
Forza Italia 26,3296.673
Responsible Autonomy 7,7621.97
Total250,90363.5328
Massimo Moretuzzo139,01828.371 Democratic Party 65,14316.4910
Pact for Autonomy 24,8386.294
Five Star Movement 9,4862.401
Greens and Left Alliance 8,0292.031
Open – Left FVG5,9571.511
Slovene Union 4,0161.021
Total117,46929.7418
Giorgia Tripoli22,8404.66Together Free15,7123.98
Alessandro Maran13,3742.73 Action – Italia VivaMore Europe 10,8692.75
Blank and invalid votes12,0192.39
Total candidates490,056100.002Total parties394,957100.0046
Registered voters/turnout1,109,39545.26
Source: Friuli-Venezia Giulia Region

References

  1. Centre-left+Five Star Movement+Pact for Autonomy
  2. "Guida Elezioni 2023" (PDF).