Civic Sardinia

Civic Sardinia
Sardegna Civica
Civic Sardinia Sardegna Civica
Leader	Franco Cuccureddu
Founded	2018
Dissolved	2023
Merged into	Shared Horizon
Ideology	Regionalism
Political position	Centre-right
Regional affiliation	Centre-right coalition
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Last updated August 29, 2024

Civic Sardinia (Italian : Sardegna Civica, abbr. SC) was a regionalist political party active in Sardinia, led by Franco Cuccureddu.

History

At the end of 2018, Cuccureddu, who had previously been a leading member and deputy secretary of the Movement for the Autonomies,^[1] as well as a regional councillor in 2009–2014,^[2] launched the new party, within the centre-right coalition.^[3]

The party participated in the 2019 Sardinian regional election,^[4] in which Christian Solinas of the Sardinian Action Party was elected president of Sardinia, and obtained 1.6% of the vote and one seat, for Roberto Caredda,^[5] a former member of Forza Italia and The People of Freedom.^[6]

In the subsequent 2019 local elections, lists promoted by SC obtained 1.7% of the vote in Cagliari (in support of centre-right candidate Paolo Truzzu)^[7] and 7.9% of the vote and six seats in Sassari (in support of Nanni Campus).^[8] Both candidates backed by the party were elected. However, at the end of 2021, the party broke with the majority in Sassari and left the municipal government.^[9]^[10]

In early 2020 SC, the Union of Sardinians (led by Antonio Nicolini) and Fortza Paris (led by Gianfranco Scalas) formed a joint political coordination,^[11] that was short-lived.

In March 2022 Caredda left SC, launched a new party named Idea Sardinia, together with Carla Cuccu and Giovanni Antonio Satta,^[12] splinters of the Five Star Movement and Sardinian Reformers respectively, and joined the opposition to the regional government.^[13]

In July 2023 Cuccureddu launched a new party, Shared Horizon, and aligned it with the centre-left coalition.^[14]

Electoral results

Sardinian regional elections

Election year	# of overall votes	% of overall vote	# of overall seats won
2019	11,689	1.63	1 / 60

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