2025 Italian local elections

2025 Italian local elections

←  2024 25–26 May 2025 (first round) 8–9 June 2025 (second round) 2026 →

Party Centre-left Centre-right Five Star Movement   Party Centre-right civic list Centre-left civic list

The 2025 Italian local elections were held at the municipal level, where the first round were held between April and May and run-off rounds were held on 8 and 9 June of the same year, concurrently with the five abrogative referendums. ^{[1] [2]}

In Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol the elections will be held on 4 May. In the Aosta Valley the elections will be held in the autumn. In the 4 municipalities voting in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, the elections will be held on 13 and 14 April, with a possible run-off round on 27 and 28 April. ^[3]

For municipalities that renewed the municipal council in 2020, the vote has been postponed to spring 2026: this delay is due to the postponement of the 2020 administrative elections to September, caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. In ordinary regions, the consultations will only concern municipalities with early elections.

The municipal elections will take place in 468 comunes, of which there are 75 municipalities with a population greater than 15,000 inhabitants and 393 with a population lower. ^[4] Among the higher municipalities, 9 are capital  [ it ] municipalities of which 3 are regional capitals.

Summary of Municipal Elections

Municipalities voting by region

Geographic distribution of municipalities

Region	Provincial Capitals	Total
		Major Municipalities	Minor Municipalities
Ordinary Statute Regions [5]
Piedmont (details)	0	0	9
Lombardy (details)	0	4	14
Veneto (details)	0	1	8
Liguria (details)	1	1	4
Emilia-Romagna (details)	1	1	4
Tuscany (details)	0	0	0
Umbria (details)	0	1	2
Marche (details)	0	2	0
Lazio (details)	0	3	6
Abruzzo (details)	0	2	4
Molise (details)	0	0	1
Campania (details)	0	7	8
Apulia (details)	1	4	6
Basilicata (details)	1	1	7
Calabria (details)	0	4	13
Total	4	31	86
Special Statute Regions [6] [7] [8] [9]
Aosta Valley (details)	1	1	N/A
Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol (details)	2	38	230
Friuli-Venezia Giulia (details)	1	2	2
Sicily (details)	0	1	8
Sardinia (details)	1	1	6
Total	5	43	246
Total Summary
Total	9	74	332

Municipal elections in major municipalities

Following the first-round vote (25–26 May) in the 31 major municipalities: Centre‑Left won in 9; Centre‑Right in 4; Right in 1; Others in 6; 13 municipalities proceeded to a runoff. ^[10]

Results in major municipalities

Coalition or Party		Municipalities won	Change
	Centre‑left	24 / 74	3
	Centre‑right	16 / 74	6
	Civic lists	11 / 74	4
	Centre-right civic lists	7 / 74	1
	Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party (PATT)	3 / 74	1
	South Tyrolean People’s Party (SVP)	2 / 74	1
	Centre-left civic lists	2 / 74	5
	Left	2 / 74	2
	Centrism	1 / 74	1
	Right	1 / 74	1
	Five Star Movement (M5S)	1 / 74
	Centrist civic lists	0 / 74	3
	Grand coalitions	0 / 74	1
	Popular Alternative	0 / 74	1

Municipal elections in provincial capitals

In provincial capitals, the center-left won in the first round in 2 cities, Genoa and Ravenna, while in 2 others, Taranto and Matera, a runoff was needed. ^[11] In Matera, the outcome was anatra zoppa (Italian for "lame duck"): the elected mayor was from the centre-right coalition, but the lists supporting the centre-left candidate won a majority of votes in the first round, thus they have a majority of council seats. ^[12]

Region	Municipality	Population (2024)	Outgoing mayor - Party		Elected mayor - Party		First round votes	%	Second round votes	%	Seats
Aosta Valley	Aosta	34,008		Gianni Nuti (Ind.)		TBD					0 / 27
Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol	Bolzano	107,914		Renzo Caramaschi (Ind.)		Claudio Corrarati (Ind.)	15,024	36.25%	17,491	51.03%	17 / 45
	Trento	118,288		Franco Ianeselli (Ind.)		Franco Ianeselli (Ind.)	27,201	54.65%	—		24 / 40
Friuli-Venezia Giulia	Pordenone	52,365		Alberto Parigi [a] (FdI)		Alessandro Basso (FdI)	11,688	54.03%	—		24 / 40
Liguria	Genoa	564,038		Pietro Piciocchi [b] (Ind.)		Silvia Salis (Ind.)	124,720	51.48%	—		24 / 40
Emilia-Romagna	Ravenna	156,150		Fabio Sbaraglia [c] (PD)		Alessandro Barattoni (PD)	35,759	58.15%	—		21 / 32
Apulia	Taranto	185,974		Giuliana Perrotta [d]		Piero Bitetti (Con)	32,875	37.39%	39,512	54.66%	20 / 32
Basilicata	Matera	60,404		Raffaele Ruberto [e]		Antonio Nicoletti (Ind.)	11,832	36.98%	13,905	51.31%	11 / 32
Sardinia	Nuoro	36,154		Giovanni Pirisi [f]		Emiliano Fenu (M5S)	11,289	63.05%	—		16 / 24

1. From 1 July 2024 acting mayor replacing Alessandro Ciriani (Ind.), resigned after election to the European Parliament. ^{[13] [14]}
2. From 9 December 2024 acting mayor replacing Marco Bucci (Ind.), elected President of Liguria. ^{[15] [16]}
3. From 13 December 2024 acting mayor replacing Michele De Pascale (PD), elected President of Emilia-Romagna. ^{[17] [18]}
4. From 21 February 2025 extraordinary commissioner replacing Rinaldo Melucci (PD), dismissed following resignation of the majority of city councilors. ^[19]
5. From 22 October 2024 extraordinary commissioner replacing Domenico Bennardi (M5S), dismissed following resignation of the majority of city councilors. ^[20]
6. From 12 June 2024 extraordinary commissioner replacing Andrea Soddu (Ind.), resigned due to failure to approve the 2024-2026 budget law within the deadline. ^[21]

Municipal elections

Aosta Valley

2025 Aosta municipal election

← 2020 September 2025 - day not announced

Incumbent Mayor Gianni Nuti Ind - CSX

Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol

Elections were held in 265 municipal councils in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol. Results shown correspond to the 38 higher municipalities including the two provincial capitals of Bolzano and Trent.

Regional Summary

Summary of Elected Councils in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol

38 higher municipalities
Party or Coalition		Councils	/
	Localist civic lists	8 / 38	3
	Centre-right	8 / 38	4
	Civic lists of the centre-right	8 / 38	1
	Centre-left	6 / 38	3
	Civic lists of the centre-left	3 / 38	1
	Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party	3 / 38	1
	South Tyrolean People's Party	2 / 38	1
	Left-wing	1 / 38	1

Autonomous Province of Bolzano

Bolzano (provincial capital)

2025 Bolzano municipal elections

May 4, 2025 (2025-05-04) Runoff: May 18, 2025 (2025-05-18)
Turnout	52.2 ( 8.5%) - Round 1 42.8% - Runoff
Majority party Minority party   Candidate Claudio Corrati Juri Andriollo Party Civic list Democratic Party Alliance Centre-right Centre-left Seats before 16 / 45 23 / 45 Seats won 17 / 45 12 / 45 Seat change 1 11 Popular vote 15,024 (I) 17,491 (II) 11,326 (I) 16,784 (II) Percentage 36.25% (I) 51.03% (II) 27.31% (I) 47.97% (II) Swing 3.12% 6.63%
Mayor before election Renzo Caramaschi Ind - CSX Elected mayor Claudio Corrati Ind - CDX

Candidates made official on March 18, 2025. ^{[22] [23]}

The mayoralty flipped from the centre-left to the centre-right.

12 3 6 7 17
Candidates		Round I		Round II		Lists	Votes	%	Seats
		Votes	%	Votes	%
	Claudio Corrarati Y	15,024	36.25	17,491	51.03	Brothers of Italy	5,724	15.4	7
						The Civic for Bolzano	4,343	11.68	6
						League for Salvini Premier	1,856	4.99	2
						Forza Italia	1,156	3.11	2
						Total centre-right coalition:	13,079	35.19	17
	Juri Andriollo [a]	11,326	27.31	16,784	47.97	Democratic Party [b]	4,666	12.55	6
						Greens of South Tyrol – Sinistra [c]	2,911	7.83	4
						Civic List with Juri Andriollo [d]	1,953	5.25	1
						Restart	489	1.32	—
						Centre-left coalition candidate's seat			1
						Total centre-left coalition:	10,019	26.96	12
	Stephan Konder	6,269	15.11	—		South Tyrolean People's Party	6,002	16.15	6
						SVP candidate's seat			1
	Angel Gennaccaro	5,185	12.5	—		La Civica – I am with Bolzano	4,788	12.88	5
						Coalition seat			1
	Matthias Cologne	2,837	6.84	—		Team K	2,610	7.02	2
						Coalition seat			1
	Simonetta Lucchi	827	1.99	—		Five Star Movement	514	1.38	—
						Communist Refoundation Party - Peace and Rights	157	0.42	—
Total		34,275	100	37,169	100		37,169	100	45

Bruneck

2025 Bruneck municipal elections

May 5, 2025 (2025-05-05)
Turnout	52.1% ( 8.8%)
Majority party Minority party   Candidate Bruno Wolf Maximilian Gartner Party SVP Greens Seats before 15 / 27 3 / 27 Seats won 14 / 27 5 / 27 Seat change 1 2 Popular vote 3,712 1,208 Percentage 51.84% (M-E) 51.78% (P-L) 16.87% (M-E) 16.89% (P-L) Swing 3.37% 4.50%
Mayor before election Roland Griessmair SVP Elected mayor Bruno Wolf SVP

No coalitions were formed in the local election in Bruneck as all parties ran separately.

5 3 3 1 14 1
Candidates		Votes	%	Party	Votes	%	Seats
	Bruno Wolf Y	3,712	51.84	South Tyrolean People's Party	3,703	51.78	14
	Maximilian Gartner	1,208	16.87	Greens of South Tyrol	1,208	16.89	4
				Green mayor candidate's seat			1
	Wilma Huber	825	11.52	Team K	825	11.54	2
				Team K mayor candidate's seat			1
	Bernhard Hilber	540	7.54	South Tyrolean Freedom	540	7.55	2
				South Tyrolean Freedom mayor candidate's seat			1
	Antonio Bovenzi	519	7.25	The Pole - Civic for Brunico	519	7.26	1
				The Pole - Civic for Brunico mayor candidate's seat			1
	Andrea Bovo	268	3.74	For Brunico	268	3.75	—
				For Brunico mayor candidate's seat [e]			1
	Markus Falk	88	1.25	I love Brunico [f]	88	1.25	—
Total:		7,160	100		7,151	100	27
Source:							[24]

Merano

2025 Merano municipal elections

May 4, 2025 (2025-05-04) Runoff: May 18, 2025 (2025-05-18)
Turnout	49.3% ( 2.7%)
Majority party Minority party   Candidate Katharina Johanna Zeller Maximilian Gartner Party SVP Independent Alliance SVP-MGM Centre-right civic list Seats before 7 / 36 12 / 36 Seats won 12 / 36 11 / 36 Seat change 4 1 Popular vote 5,005 (I) 7,226 (II) 4,809 (I) 5,385 (II) Percentage 32.96 (I) 57.43% (II) 31.67% (I) 42.57% (II) Swing 38.03% 7.73%
Mayor before election Dario Del Medico Centre-right civic list Elected mayor Katharina Johanna Zeller SVP

5 1 1 2 1 11 11 3
Candidates		Round I		Round II		Party	Votes	%	Seats
		Votes	%	Votes	%
	Katharina Johanna Zeller Y	5,005	32.96	7,266	57.43	South Tyrolean People's Party	4,087	29.71	11
						Mutiges Courageous Merano	506	3.68	1
						Total regionalist coalition:	4,593	33.39	12
	Dario del Medico [g]	4,809	31.67	5,385	42.57	Alliance for Merano	2,455	17.84	6
						The Civic for Merano	987	7.17	3
						Del Medico Mayor	925	6.72	1
						Coalition candidate's seat			1
						Total centre-right civic coalition:	4,367	31.73	11
	Ulrike Ceresara [h]	3,530	23.35	—		Greens of South Tyrol [i]	1,750	12.72	4
						Democratic Party [j]	655	4.83	2
						Team K	339	2.46	1
						The Left Alto-Adige / Südtirol [k]	219	1.59	1
						Five Star Movement	183	1.33	—
						Centre-left coalition candidate's seat			1
						Total centre-left coalition:	3,146	22.93	9
	Elena Da Molin	1,436	9.46	—		Giorgia Meloni - Brothers of Italy	1,120	8.14	2
						League for Salvini Premier	149	1.08	—
						Coalition candidate's seat			1
						Total right-wing coalition:	1,269	9.22	3
	Jasmin Netschada	406	2.67	—		South Tyrolean Freedom	373	2.71	1
Total:		15,186	100	12,652	100		13,758	100	37
Source:									[24]

Autonomous Province of Trentino

Source of all results for Trentino Province:

• Round 1: ^[25]
• Round 2 (ballotage runoffs where applicable): ^[26]

Trento (provincial capital)

2025 Trento municipal elections

May 4, 2025
Turnout	49.93% ( 11.05%)
Majority party Minority party   CDX Candidate Franco Ianeselli Ilaria Goio Party Independent Independent Alliance Centre-left Centre-right Seats before 25 / 39 13 / 39 Seats won 24 / 40 11 / 40 Popular vote 27,201 13,241 Percentage 54.65% 26.6% Swing 0.01% 3.62%
Mayor before election Franco Ianeselli Ind - CSX Elected mayor Franco Ianeselli Ind - CSX

Candidates made official on March 19, 2025. ^{[27] [28]}

2 12 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 2 6
Party or alliance				Candidate	Party-list		Directly-elected Mayor		Seats
					Votes	%	Votes	%
	Centre-left		Democratic Party	Franco Ianeselli	11,080	24.64	27,201	54.65	12
			Base camp		4,446	9.89			4
			Together for Trento		4,013	8.92			4
			Greens and Left Alliance		2,369	5.27			2
			Agreement for Ianeselli Mayor		1,746	3.88			1
			Yes Trento [l]		1,373	3.05			1
		Total			25,027	55.65			24
	Centre-right		Brothers of Italy	Ilaria Goio	6,494	14.44	13,241	26.60	6
			League		3,051	6.78			2
			Forza Italia		1,931	4.29			1
			Coalition candidate's seat						1
		Total			11,476	25.52			10
	Left-wing		Wave	Giulia Bortolotti	1,358	3.02	3,689	7.41	1
			Five Star Movement		1,006	2.24			–
			Communist Refoundation Party		740	1.65			–
			Coalition candidate's seat						1
		Total			3,104	6.90			2
	Centre-left civic list		Generation Trento	Claudio Geat	2,333	5.19	2,492	5.01	1
			Coalition candidate's seat						1
	Centre-right civic list		First Trento [m]	Andrea Demarchi	2,241	4.98	2,312	4.65	–
			Coalition candidate's seat						1
	Sovereign Popular Democracy			Simonetta Gabrielli	789	1.75	835	1.68	–
Total					44,970	100.00	49,770	100.00	39

Aldeno

Party		Mayor Candidate	Party-list		Directly-elected Mayor		Seats
			Votes	%	Votes	%
	Aldeno Together	Alida Cramerotti	1,359	100.00	1,439	100.00	17
Total			1,359	100.00	1,439	100.00	17

Altopiano della Vigolana

Party or alliance				Mayor Candidate	Party-list		Directly-elected mayor		Seats
					Votes	%	Votes	%
	Centre-left		Pact with the Vigolana community	Armando Tamanini	834	33.48	1,449	54.45	7
			Walking with the Vigolana community		479	19.23			4
		Total			1,313	52.71			11
	Vigolana to live in [n]		Vigolana to live in	Linda Tamanini	1,178	47.29	1,212	45.55	5
			Coalition candidate's seat					–	1
Total					2,491	100.00	2,661	100.00	17

Arco

2025 Arco municipal elections

←  2020 May 4, 2025 (2025-05-04) Runoff: May 18, 2025 (2025-05-18)
Turnout	53.12% ( 1.07%)
Majority party Minority party   Candidate Arianna Florio Alessandro Amistadi Party Independent Independent Alliance Left-wing Centre-right Last election 3 / 22 3 / 22 Seats won 15 / 22 3 / 22 Seat change 12 Popular vote 3,045 (I) 4,459 (II) 2,543 (I) 2,665 (II) Percentage 35.57% (I) 62.59% (II) 29.71% (I) 37.41% (II) Swing 13.09% 6.04%
Mayor before election Alessandro Betta Democratic Party Mayor Arianna Fiorio Independent

Directly-elected Mayor

Candidate		Coalition	First round		Second round
			Votes	%	Votes	%
	Arianna Fiorio	Left-wing	3,045	35.57	4,459	62.59
	Alessandro Amistadi	Centre-right	2,543	29.71	2,665	37.41
	Dario Ioppi	Centre-left	1,937	22.63
	Mauro Ottobre [o]	Centre	1,035	12.09
Total			8,560	100.00	7,124	100.00

Party-list

6 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1
Party or alliance				Votes	%	Seats
	Left-wing		Civic Olvaia - Ethics and Environment	1,041	13.58	6
			Wave	400	5.22	2
			Green Europe	338	4.41	2
			Work and Environment Community	320	4.17	2
			Popular Civic Proposition	273	3.56	1
			Tomorrow Youth in Action	260	3.39	1
		Total		2,632	34.34	14
	Centre-right		We Arco [p]	610	7.96	1
			Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party	510	6.65	1
			SiAmo Arco	454	5.92	–
			Brothers of Italy	394	5.14	–
			League	355	4.63	–
			Forza Italia	52	0.68	–
			Coalition candidate's seat			1
		Total		2,375	30.98	3
	Centre-left		Democratic Party	959	12.51	1
			Base camp	483	6.30	1
			Autonomy House.eu	202	2.64	–
			Forging a Common Arco	151	1.97	–
			Coalition candidate's seat			1
		Total		1,795	23.42	3
	Centre		Dynamic Arco	556	7.25	–
			Frazioni at the Centre	307	4.01	–
			Coalition candidate's seat			1
		Total		863	11.26	–
Total				7,665	100.00	21

Avio

2025 Avio municipal elections

← 2020 May 4, 2025 (2025-05-04) Runoff: May 18, 2025 (2025-05-18)
Turnout	62.00% ( 0.33%)
Majority party Minority party   Candidate Ivano Fracchetti Federico Secchi Party League PATT Alliance Centre-right PATT-led autonomists Last election 11 / 18 4 / 18 Seats won 11 / 18 4 / 18 Seat change Popular vote 1,136 (I) 1,258 (II) 713 (I) 716 (II) Percentage 47.89% (I) 63.83% (II) 30.19% (I) 36.17% (II) Swing 5.28% 8.98%
Mayor before election Ivano Fracchetti Lega Mayor Ivano Fracchetti Lega

Directly-elected Mayor

Candidate		Party or alliance			First round		Second round
					Votes	%	Votes	%
	Ivano Fracchetti	Centre-right		League	1,136	47.89	1,258	63.83
	Federico Secchi	PATT-led autonomists		PATT	716	30.19	713	36.17
	Marco Pilati	Localist civic list		Independent	279	11.76
	Zampedri Tullio	Centre-left		Independent	241	10.16
Total					2,372	100.00	1,971	100.00

Party-list

1 1 2 1 1 5 2 1 3
Party or alliance				Votes	%	Seats
	Centre-right		Civics for Good Government	410	18.39	5
			League Avio Salvini	328	14.72	3
			Ivano Fracchetti Mayor	229	10.27	2
			Avio of the Centre	109	4.89	1
		Total		1,076	48.27	11
	PATT-led autonomists		Civic Secchi Mayor	287	12.88	2
			We are Avio	183	8.21	1
			Autonomist Heart [q]	112	5.02	–
			Common Project	73	3.28	–
			Coalition candidate's seat			1
		Total		655	29.39	4
	Civic list		Autonomists and Civics [r]	267	11.98	–
			Coalition candidate's seat			1
	Centre-left		Avio for everyone [s]	231	10.36	–
			Coalition candidate's seat			1
Total				2,229	100.00	17

Baselga di Pinè

6 6 5
Candidate		Party or alliance			Party-list		Directly-elected Mayor		Seats
					Votes	%	Votes	%
	Alessandro Santuari	Centre-right		Future Pinè Civic List	919	37.25	2,601	100.00	6
				We for Pinè [t]	861	34.90			6
				Autonomists for Pinè	687	27.85			5
Total					2,467	100.00	2,601	100.00	17

Borgo Valsugana

2025 Borgo Valsugana municipal elections

← 2019 May 4, 2025 (2025-05-04) Runoff: May 18, 2025 (2025-05-18)
Turnout	51.73% ( 3.46%)
Majority party Minority party   Candidate Ferrai Martina Enrico Galvan Party Independent Independent Alliance Centre-left Centre-right civic list Last election 3 / 18 11 / 18 Seats won 11 / 17 4 / 17 Popular vote 1,561 (I) 2,141 (II) 1,045 (I) 1,366 (II) Percentage 41.21% (I) 61.05% (II) 27.59% (I) 38.95% (II) Swing 13.89% 13.89%
Mayor before election Enrico Galvan Independent - Civic list (CDX) Mayor Ferrai Martina Independent (CSX)

Directly-elected Mayor

Candidate		Party or alliance			First round		Second round
					Votes	%	Votes	%
	Ferrai Martina [u]	Centre-left		Independent	1,561	41.21	2,141	61.05
	Enrico Galvan	Centre-right civic list		Independent	1,045	27.59	1,366	38.95
	Fabio Dalledonne [v]	Centre-right civic list		Independent	1,001	26.43
	Armando Orsingher	Centre-left civic list		Independent	181	4.78
Total					3,788	100.00	3,507	100.00
	Centre-left gain

Party-list

8 3 2 1 1 1 1 1
Party or alliance				Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Centre-left		Borgo Olle at the Centre	906	28.22	8	–
			Future Community	446	13.89	3	–
		Total		1,352	42.11	11	–
	Centre-right civic list		Borgo and Olle Common Good	511	15.91	2	5
			Borgo Tomorrow	399	12.43	1	3
			Coalition candidate's seat			1	–
		Total		910	28.34	4	–
	Centre-right civic list		Fabio Dalledonne Civic List	439	13.67	1	–
			"Together Borgo and Olle" Civic List	364	11.34	–	–
			Coalition candidate's seat			1	–
		Total		803	25.01	2	–
	Centre-left civic list		Reliving Borgo [w]	75	2.34	–	–
			Civic Heart - Orsingher Mayor	71	2.21	–	–
		Total		146	4.55	–	–
Total				3,211	100.00	17	–

Brentonico

2025 Brentonico municipal elections

← 2021 May 4, 2025 (2025-05-04)
Turnout	63.21% ( 4.26%)
Majority party Minority party   Candidate Mauro Tonolli Dante Dossi Party Independent Democratic Party Alliance Civic lists Centre-left Seats before 5 / 17 11 / 17 Seats won 11 / 17 4 / 17 Seat change 6 7 Popular vote 1210 678 Percentage 53% 29.70%
Mayor before election Dante Dossi Democratic Party Elected mayor Mauro Tonolli Ind. - Civic list

3 1 5 3 3 1 1
Candidate		Party or alliance			First round		Second round		Seats
					Votes	%	Votes	%
	Mauro Tonolli	Civic lists coalition		We for Brentonico	441	20.90	1,210	53.00	5
				Common project for Brentonico	346	16.40			3
				Civic Office	319	15.12			3
			Total		1,106	52.42			11
	Dante Dossi	Centre-left		Together we can [x]	631	29.91	678	29.70	3
				Coalition candidate's seat					1
	Mauro Dossi	Centre-right		Doing good for Brentonico [y]	373	17.68	395	17.30	1
				Coalition candidate's seat					1
Total					2,110	100.00	2,283	100.00	17

Friuli-Venezia Giulia

Elections were held in 4 municipal councils in Friuli-Venezia Giulia.

Regional Summary

2 higher municipalities
Party or Coalition		Councils	/
	Centre-right	2 / 2
2 lower municipalities
Party or Coalition		Councils	/
	Centre-left	1 / 2
	Civic lists of the centre-left	1 / 2

Higher municipalities

Pordenone

2025 Pordenone municipial election

13–14 April 2025
Turnout	50.72% ( 4.33%)
Majority party Minority party   PD Candidate Alessandro Basso Nicola Conficoni Party Brothers of Italy Democratic Party Alliance Centre-right Centre-left Last election 24 / 40 13 / 40 Seats won 24 / 40 14 / 40 Popular vote 11,688 7,703 Percentage 54.03% 35.61% Swing 11.35% 6.72%
Mayor before election Alberto Parigi Brothers of Italy Elected mayor Alessandro Basso Brothers of Italy

14 2 24
Candidates		Votes	%	Lists	Votes	%	Seats
	Alessandro Basso Y	11,688	54.03	Brothers of Italy	4,250	22.53	10
				Pordenone Changes – Ciriani List	2,104	11.16	5
				Civic Pordenone	1,667	8.84	4
				League	1,486	7.88	3
				Forza Italia	1,102	5.84	2
				Total centre-right coalition:	10,609	56.25	24
	Nicholas Conficoni	7,703	35.61	Democratic Party	3,745	19.86	8
				Pordenone in Health	1,259	6.68	3
				The Common Good [z]	989	5.24	2
				Italia Viva	263	1.39	—
				There is another Pordenone	259	1.37	—
				Centre-left Coalition Candidate's seat			1
				Total centre-left coalition:	6,256	33.17	14
	Marco Salvador [aa]	1,645	7.60	Salvador Mayor	1,305	6.92	1
				Salvador coalition candidate's seat			1
	Anna Ciriani	595	2.75	#AmiAmoPordenone	432	2.29	0
Total		21,631	100		18,861	100	40

Monfalcone

2025 Monfalcone municipal election

Between April 13, 2025 (2025-04-13) and April 14, 2025 (2025-04-14)
24 municipal council seats up for election
Turnout	57.3% ( 5.5%)
Majority party Minority party   Candidate Luca Fasan Diego Moretti Party Lega Democratic Party Alliance Centre-right Centre-left Seats before 18 / 24 6 / 24 Seats won 18 / 24 6 / 24 Seat change Popular vote 8,272 3,057 Percentage 70.87% 26.19% Swing 1.53% 2.1%
Mayor before election Anna Maria Cisint Lega Elected mayor Luca Fasan Lega

The election in Monfalcone had high media coverage during the campaign period due to the presence of an Islamist municipal list called Plural Italy led by candidate for mayor Bou Konate, a Senegalese Muslim. ^{[29] [30]} The list only missed winning a single council seat by a mere 0.06%, therefore barely missing the electoral threshold of 3%. ^[31] The League within the centre-right coalition won the election in a landslide with 70.87%. ^[32]

3 3 6 1 2 9
Candidates		Votes	%	Lists	Votes	%	Seats
	Luca Fasan Y	8,272	70.87	League	3,214	31.04	9
				Cisint for Monfalcone - Fasan Mayor	2,491	24.05	6
				Brothers of Italy	1,008	9.73	2
				Forza Italia	593	5.73	1
				The People of the Family	124	1.20	—
				Total centre-right coalition:	7,430	71.75	18
	Diego Moretti	3,057	26.19	Democratic Party	1,110	10.72	2
				Civic and Solidary Monfalcone [ab]	884	8.54	2
				Together with Moretti	392	3.79	1
				Progressives for Monfalcone	263	2.54	—
				Centre-left coalition candidate's seat			1
				Total centre-left coalition:	2,649	25.58	6
	Bou Konate	343	2.94	Plural Italy	277	2.67	—
Total:		11,672	100		10,356	100	24
Source:							[33]

Lower municipalities

Nimis

8 2 1 1
Party or alliance				Mayor Candidate	Party-list		Directly-elected Mayor		Seats
					Votes	%	Votes	%
	Civic coalition		Nimis Objective	Fabrizio Mattiuzza	716	70.06	795	63.55	8
	Civic coalition		Chei mancul piês	Sergio Bonfini	172	16.83	456	36.45	2
			Nimis Recommences		134	13.11			1
			Coalition candidate's seat						1
		Total			306	29.94			4
Total					1,022	100.00	1,251	100.00	12
Source: [34]

San Pier d'Isonzo

2 3 3 3 1
Candidate		Party or alliance			First round		Second round		Seats
					Votes	%	Votes	%
	Denise Zucco	Centre-left		San Piero Common Ideas	211	26.95	685	68.84	3
				Together for San Piero	164	20.95			3
				Democratic Party	155	19.80			2
			Total		530	67.69			8
	Alex D'Aronco	Centre-right		For San Pier	253	32.31	310	31.16	3
				Coalition candidate's seat					1
Total					783	100.00	995	100.00	12
Source: [35]

Liguria

Regional Summary

1 Metropolitan City - Genoa
Party or Coalition		Councils	/
	Centre-left	1 / 1	1
Centre-left gain from centre-right
4 lower municipalities
	Localist civic lists	2 / 4	1
	Centrists	1 / 4
	Centre-left civic lists	1 / 4
	Centre-right civic lists	0 / 4	1

Metropolitan City of Genoa

Genoa

2025 Genoa municipal elections

May 25, 2025 (2025-05-25)-May 26, 2025 (2025-05-26)
Turnout	51.9% ( 7.73%)
Majority party Minority party   Candidate Silvia Salis Pietro Piciocchi Party Independent Brothers of Italy Alliance Centre-left Centre-right Seats before 14 / 40 24 / 40 Seats won 24 / 40 16 / 40 Seat change 10 8 Popular vote 124,720 107,091 Percentage 51.48% 44.20% Swing 13.45% 11.29
Mayor before election Marco Bucci Ind - Bucci Coalition (CDX) Elected mayor Silvia Salis Ind - Salis Coalition (CSX)

The election took place on the 25–26 May 2025 with Silvia Salis winning. ^[36]

3 2 14 4 1 4 3 1 2 6
Party or alliance				Mayor candidate	Party-list		Directly-elected Mayor		Seats
					Votes	%	Votes	%
	Centre-left		Democratic Party [ac]	Silvia Salis	65,960	29.06	124,720	51.48	14
			Silvia Salis Mayor [ad]		18,853	8.31			4
			Greens and Left Alliance		15,705	6.92			3
			Five Star Movement		11,583	5.10			2
			Let's Reform Genoa with Silvia Salis [ae]		5,405	2.38			1
		Total			117,506	51.77			24
	Centre-right		Brothers of Italy	Pietro Piciocchi	28,234	12.44	107,091	44.20	5
			Genoa Wins		24,237	10.68			4
			Us Moderates - Bucci Genoa Pride		17,806	7.84			3
			League		15,757	6.94			2
			Forza Italia		8,589	3.78			1
			New Italian Socialist Party - Christian Democracy		3,752	1.65			–
			Union of the Centre		1,189	0.52			–
			Coalition candidate's seat						1
		Total			99,564	43.86			–
	United for the Constitution [af]			Mattia Crucioli	3,382	1.49	3,502	1.45	–
	Alternative Left [ag]			Antonella Marras	2,954	1.30	3,131	1.29	–
	Sovereign Popular Democracy			Toscano Francesco	1,834	0.81	1,917	0.79	–
	United Genoa			Raffaella Gualco	1,138	0.50	1,248	0.52	–
	Workers' Communist Party			Cinzia Ronzitti	619	0.27	651	0.27	–
Total					226,997	100.00	242,260	100.00	40
Source: [37]

Orero

7 3
Candidate		Party	Votes	%	Seats
	Rosa Cavagnaro	Living Orero	166	52.20	7
	Carlo Guainazzo	Together for Orero	150	47.17	3
	Dario Maccarone	Social Democracy Movement [ah]	1	0.31	–
	Maria Remedios Bessi	Tricolour Flame [ah]	1	0.31	–
	Nicola Errichiello	Popular Project [ah]	0	0.00	–
Total			318	100.00	10

Rossiglione

9
Candidate		Party-list	Votes	%	Seats
	Omar Peruzzo	Together to grow Rossiglione	1,139	100.00	9
Total			1,139	100.00	9

Province of Imperia

Vallecrosia

8 4
Candidate		Party	Votes	%	Seats
	Fabio Perri	Your Vallecrosia	1,561	52.56	8
	Marilena Piraldi	Citizens in common	1,409	47.44	4
Total			2,970	100.00	12

Province of Savona

Sassello

10
Candidate		Party-list	Votes	%	Seats
	Gian Marco Scasso	New Way for Sassello	787	100.00	10
Total			787	100.00	10

Emilia-Romagna

Ravenna

2025 Ravenna municipal elections

May 25, 2025 (2025-05-25)-May 26, 2025 (2025-05-26)
Turnout	49.55% ( 4.53%)
Majority party Minority party   Candidate Alessandro Barattoni Nicola Grandi Party Democratic Party Brothers of Italy Alliance Centre-left Centre-right [ai] Seats before 22 / 32 7 / 32 Seats won 21 / 32 8 / 32 Seat change 1 1 Percentage 58.15% 25.05% Swing 1.32% 2.59 Round 1 35,759 15,405
Mayor before election Michele De Pascale Democratic Party Elected mayor Alessandro Barattoni Democratic Party

16 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5
Candidates		Votes	%	Lists	Votes	%	Seats
	Alessandro Barattoni Y	35,759	58.15	Democratic Party	23,739	40	16
				Five Star Movement	2,627	4.43	1
				Greens and Left Alliance [aj]	2,578	4.34	1
				Italian Republican Party	2,508	4.23	1
				Love Ravenna	2,174	3.66	1
				Ravenna Project [ak]	1,441	2.43	1
				Total centre-left coalition:	35,067	59.08	21
	Nicola Grandi	15,405	25.05	Brothers of Italy	9,958	16.78	5
				Forza Italia	2,845	4.79	1
				Ravenna Alive	1,688	2.84	1
				Coalition candidate's seat			1
				Total centre-right coalition (Grandi):	14,491	24.41	7
	Alvaro Ancisi	3,976	6.47	League - The People of the Family - List for Ravenna - Ancisi Mayor [ai]	3,318	5.59	1
				Environment and Animals	492	0.83	—
				Coalition candidate's seat			1
				Total centre-right coalition (Ancisi):	3,810	6.42	2
	Veronica Verlicchi	2,704	4.40	The Pine	2,579	4.35	—
				Civic list candidate's seat			1
	Marisa Iannucci	1,859	3.02	Communist Refoundation Party	561	0.95	—
				Power to the People!	414	0.70	—
				Ravenna in Common	372	0.63	—
				Italian Communist Party	287	0.48	—
				Total left-wing coalition:	1,634	2.75	—
	Maurizio Miserocchi	895	1.46	Ravenna in the Centre	892	1.50	—
	Giovanni Morgese	893	1.45	Christian Democracy	881	1.48	—
Total:		61,491	100		59,354	100	32

Veneto

Metropolitan City of Venice

Santa Maria di Sala

2025 Santa Maria di Sala municipial election

25–26 May 2025

Majority party Minority party   Candidate Alessadro Arpi Nataschia Rocchi Party Independent Forza Italia Alliance FdI - LSP - CI - IV [al] FI - other civic lists [al] Last election 11 / 16 Did not exist Seats won 10 / 16 4 / 16 Seat change 1 New Swing 17.59% 40.16% [am]

Mayor before election Paola de Palma Elected mayor Alessandro Arpi

2 4 4 3 1 2
Candidates		Votes	%	Lists	Votes	%	Seats
	Alessandro Arpi Y	4,016	52.18	Generations for Growing - Courage Italy	1,307	17.73	4
				For Arpi Mayor - Venetian Independence	1,209	16.40	3
				Brothers of Italy	909	12.32	2
				League	502	6.81	1
				Total right-wing coalition (Arpi) [al] :	3,927	53.26	10
	Nataschia Rocchi	2,279	29.61	Forza Italia - Salese List	1,240	16.82	2
				Civic Alternative	511	6.93	1
				Common Renaissance Project	353	4.79	—
				Coalition candidate's seat			1
				Total centre-right coalition (Rocchia): [al]	2,104	28.54	4
	Massimo Iovine	1,401	18.2	Civics Together - Democratic Party - Five Star Movement - Green and Left Alliance	1,343	18.22	1
				Coalition candidate's seat			1
				Total centre-left coalition:	1,343	18.22	2
Total		7,696	100		7,374	100	16

Provincial elections

Election of the Provincial Council

Provincial Council elections

Date	Province	Provincial Council				Notes
		CDX	Centrists	CSX	Others
7 April	La Spezia	6	—	4	—	[38]
27 April	Agrigento	5 [an]	—	—	7 [ao]	[39]
27 April	Caltanissetta	6 [ap]	—	3 [aq]	1 [ar]	[40]
27 April	Enna	6 [as]	—	4 [at]	—	[41]
27 April	Ragusa	6 [au]	3 [av]	3 [aw]	—	[42]
27 April	Siracusa	4 [ax]	7 [ay]	1 [az]	—	[43]
27 April	Trapani	8 [ba]	—	4 [bb]	—	[44]

Election of the President of the Province

Legend
	Prefectural Commissioner [it]
	Centre-right coalition
	Popular Alternative
	Centre-left coalition
	Civic lists affiliated with the Centre-right.
	Others / Grand coalition

Elections of Provincial presidents

Date	Province	Incumbent president		President elected		Note
3 March	Ravenna		Michele De Pascale		Valentina Palli [45]	[C 1] [45]
30 March	Terni		Laura Pernazza		Stephen Bandecchi  [ it ]	[46]
30 March	Perugia		Stefania Proietti		Massimiliano Presciutti	[47]
6 April	Salerno		Franco Alfieri		Vincenzo Napoli	[48]
27 April	Agrigento		Giovanni Bologna		Giuseppe Pendolino [bc]	[49]
27 April	Caltanissetta		Duilio Alongi		Walter Tesauro  [ it ]	[50]
27 April	Enna		Girolamo Di Fazio		Piero Antonio Santi Capizzi	[51]
27 April	Ragusa		Patrizia Valenti		Maria Rita Annunziata Schembari	[52]
27 April	Siracusa		Domenico Percolla		Michelangelo Giansiracusa  [ it ] [bd]	[53]
27 April	Trapani		Maria Concetta Antinoro		Salvatore Quinci	[54]
22 May	Taranto		Rinaldo Melucci		Gianfranco Palmisano
27 June	Caserta		Giorgio Magliocca	TBD

It is important to note that six Sicilian provinces were provisionally led from August 15, 2015 by an extraordinary commissioner via regional appointment and thus the 27th April election was to elect a new provincial president. ^[55]

Summary of elected Provincial presidents

Province Presidents

Coalition	Presidents	Change
Centre-left coalition	6 / 12	2
Centre-right coalition	2 / 12	1
Others	2 / 12	2
Popular Alternative	1 / 12	1

The Provincial presidents won by the centre-right, centre-left and others category include each two presidents elected in Sicily, previously governed as commissariats and therefore not binded to any coalition.

Metropolitan council elections

Date	Metropolitan cities	Metropolitan Mayor		Council Lists		Seats		Notes
27 April	Catania 18 seats		Enrico Trantino (FdI - CDX)		FdI	5	2 3 1 4 3 5	[56]
					FI	4
					League	3
					Grande Sicilia [be]	3
					PD - Alternativa [bf]	2
					DC Sicilia	1
27 April	Messina 14 seats		Federico Basile (ScN)		ScN	4	2 1 4 2 3 2	[57]
					League	3
					FI	2
					FdI	2
					PD - Alternativa [bf]	2
					Grande Sicilia [be]	1
27 April	Palermo 18 seats		Roberto Lagalla (UdC - CDX)		FI	5	2 3 1 3 5 1 3	[58]
					FdI	3
					DC Sicilia	3
					PD	3
					Alternativa [bf]	2
					Working for Palermo [be]	1
					League	1

Summary of metropolitan councillors elected (in Sicily)

Coalition		Councillors	Change
	Centre-right	78 / 128	72
	Centre-left	28 / 128	24
	Centrist	10 / 128	10
	Civic Lists	8 / 128	8
	South calls North	4 / 128	4

Notes

1. The Free Municipal Consortia have been governed since 15 August 2015 by an extraordinary commissioner appointed by the region DPR n.537/2015

Key:

Abbreviation	Party
FdI	Brothers of Italy - Fratelli d'Italia
League / Lega	League for Salvini Premier
FI	Forza Italia
DCS	Christian Democracy Sicily - Democrazia Cristiana Sicilia
MpA	Movement for Autonomy - Movimento per l'Autonomia
UDC	Union of Christian and Centre Democrats - L'Unione dei Democratici Cristiani e Democratici di Centro
ScN	South Calls North - Sud Chiama Nord
PD	Democratic Party - Partito Democratico
DemoS	Solidary Democracy - Democrazia Solidale
M5S	Five Star Movement - Movimento Cinque Stelle
IV	Italia Viva - Italy Alive
PdCI	Party of Italian Communists - Partito dei Comunisti Italiani
PRC	Communist Refoundation Party - Partito della Rifondazione Comunista
SA	Anticapitalist Left - Sinistra Anticapitalista
PSI	Italian Socialist Party - Partito Socialista Italiano
NPSI	New Italian Socialist Party - Nuovo Partito Socialista Italiano
AVS	Greens and Left Alliance - Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra
	EV	Green Europe - Europa Verde
	SI	Italian Left - Sinistra Italiana
+E	More Europe - Più Europa
CA / CA.eu	Autonomy House - Casa Autonomia.eu

1. Candidate later informally endorsed by M5S for the run-off.
2. Including candidates of PSI
3. Including candidates of EV
4. Including candidates of the Civic List with Caramaschi
5. Marco Pellizzari took the seat instead of Bovo.
6. Includes candidates from M5S.
7. Candidate endorsed by FI.
8. The PD and M5S lists that supported Ulrike Cerasara for the first round later informally endorsed Katharina Johanna Zeller for the second round.
9. List backed by EV.
10. Includes candidates of Volt.
11. Including candidates of SI.
12. Including candidates of CA, +E, IV and Azione.
13. Includes candidates from PATT, the Civic and We Trento (Fugatti List)
14. Includes candidates from Lega.
15. Informally endorsed Arianna Florio for the run-off.
16. Includes candidates of Azione.
17. Includes candidates of PATT.
18. Includes dissidents of PATT and candidates of CA.eu.
19. Includes candidates of the two constituent parties of AVS, fielded separately.
20. Includes candidates of Lega and FdI
21. With the endorsement of PD.
22. The candidate's lists endorsed Enrico Galvan in the runoff.
23. Includes candidates from CA.eu.
24. Includes candidates from PD and PATT
25. Includes candidates from Lega and PATT
26. Includes candidates from SI, EV, PRC, and Open FRG.
27. Backed by Azione, M5S and Civic FVG.
28. Includes candidates from PpA, M5S and AVS.
29. Includes candidates from PSI and Possibile.
30. Includes candidates from Shared Line and Volt.
31. Includes candidates from Action, DemoS, IV and +E.
32. Includes candidates from Ancora Italia, Circolo Culturale Proletario, Contronarrazione, Demos, Nuovo Ordine Internazionalista, Popolo Unito, Giovani Genovesi and SiAmo.
33. Unitary list between the PdCI, PRC, and SA.
34. Candidates in this list are all non-residents of the municipality.
35. Only FdI and FI with civic lists. Lega, PdF and other civic lists supported Alvaro Ancisi
36. Includes candidates from Environment and Territory.
37. Including candidates from IV, Azione, PSI and +E
38. In this election, the centre-right coalition split into a right-wing coalition and a more moderate centre-right. FdI, Lega, CI, IV and other civic lists back Alessandro Arpi, while Forza Italia and other civic lists back Nataschia Rocchi.
39. Compared to Rocchi's previous result in 2022.
40. 3 seats for DCS, 2 for FdI
41. 3 seats each for the civic lists "Go Blues" (it: Forza Azzurri) and "United for Agrigento" and one seat for "Together for Agrigento"
42. 4 seats for FI, 1 seat each for FdI and Lega
43. All 3 seats for Alternative
44. One seat for civic list "Civics for our Territory".
45. 2 seats for MpA, 1 seat each for FI, FdI, Lega and DCS
46. 4 seats for PD-Alternativa
47. 3 seats for the civic list "Municipal Voice", 2 seats for FdI and one seat for FI
48. All 3 seats for DCS
49. 3 seats for PD-Alternative
50. 2 seats each for FdI and FI
51. All 7 seats for the civic list "Municipalities at the Centre"
52. One seat for PD
53. 2 seats each for FI, FdI, Lega and DCS
54. All 4 seats for the civic list "Quinci for President"
55. Grand Coalition composed of IV - MpA - FI - PD - M5S
56. Coalition composed of Azione - MpA - DC-S - Lega
57. Includes candidates from UdC, MpA and any civic lists close to Roberto Lagalla.
58. Includes candidates from M5S, EV, SI and Contracorrente.

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