Elections in Italy

National-level elections in Italy are called periodically to form a parliament consisting of two houses: the Chamber of Deputies (Camera dei Deputati) with 400 members; and the Senate of the Republic (Senato della Repubblica) with 200 elected members, plus a few appointed senators for life. Italy is a parliamentary republic: the President of the Republic is elected for a seven-year term by the two houses of Parliament in joint session, together with special electors appointed by the Regional Councils.

Italy had a mixed-member majoritarian system in place between 1993 and 2005. ^[1] The 2006 elections were the first elections conducted under a closed-list proportional system rather than a mixed system. ^[1]

The most recent Italian general election was held on 25 September 2022.

2022 general election

Main article: 2022 Italian general election

The last general election was held on 25 September 2022

The centre-right coalition, in which Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy emerged as the main political force, won an absolute majority of seats in the Chamber of Deputies and in the Senate of the Republic. The centre-left coalition, the anti-establishment Five Star Movement and the centrist Action - Italia Viva came in second, third and fourth respectively.

Chamber of Deputies

Overall results

← Summary of the 25 September 2022 Chamber of Deputies election results ^[2]

Results by party Results by coalition
Coalition		Party		Proportional			First-past-the-post			Aosta Valley			Overseas			Total seats
				Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Centre-right		Brothers of Italy	7,302,517	26.00	69	12,300,244	43.79	49	16,016	28.80	–	281,949	26.00	1	119
			League	2,464,005	8.77	23			42			–			1	66
			Forza Italia	2,278,217	8.11	22			23			–			–	45
			Us Moderates	255,505	0.91	–			7			–	—	—	—	7
	Centre-left		Democratic Party – IDP	5,356,180	19.07	57	7,337,975	26.13	8	—	—	—	305,759	28.20	4	69
			Greens and Left Alliance	1,018,669	3.63	11			1	—	—	—	52,994	4.89	–	12
			More Europe	793,961	2.83	–			2	—	—	—	29,971	2.76	–	2
			Civic Commitment	169,165	0.60	–			1	—	—	—	11,590	1.07	–	1
	Five Star Movement			4,333,972	15.43	41	4,333,972	15.43	10	—	—	—	93,338	8.61	1	52
	Action – Italia Viva			2,186,669	7.79	21	2,186,669	7.79	–	—	—	—	60,499	5.58	–	21
	South Tyrolean People's Party – PATT			117,010	0.42	1	117,010	0.42	2	—	—	—	—	—	—	3
	South calls North			212,685	0.76	–	212,685	0.76	1	—	—	—	—	—	—	1
	Aosta Valley			—	—	—	—	—	—	20,763	38.63	1	—	—	—	1
	Associative Movement of Italians Abroad			—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	141,356	13.04	1	1
	Others			1,599,227	5.68	–	1,599,227	5.68	–	16,967	32.57	–	106,847	9.85	–	–
Total				28,087,782	100	245	28,087,782	100	146	53,746	100	1	1,084,303	100	8	400

Popular vote (party) FdI   25.98% PD   19.04% M5S   15.43% Lega   8.79% FI   8.11% A–IV   7.78% AVS   3.64% +E   2.83% Others   8.40%

Seat distribution (party) FdI   30.00% PD   17.25% Lega   16.50% M5S   13.00% FI   11.25% A–IV   5.25% AVS   3.00% NM   1.75% Others   2.00%

Popular vote (coalition) CDX   43.79% CSX   26.12% M5S   15.43% A–IV   7.78% Others   6.88%

Seat distribution (coalition) CDX   59.25% CSX   21.25% M5S   13.00% A–IV   5.25% Others   1.25%

Proportional and FPTP results

Proportional

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Brothers of Italy (FdI)	7,301,303	25.98	69
	Democratic Party – IDP (PD–IDP)	5,348,676	19.04	57
	Five Star Movement (M5S)	4,335,494	15.43	41
	League (Lega)	2,470,318	8.79	23
	Forza Italia (FI)	2,279,266	8.11	22
	Action – Italia Viva (A–IV)	2,186,505	7.78	21
	Greens and Left Alliance (AVS)	1,021,808	3.64	11
	More Europe (+E)	796,057	2.83	–
	Italexit for Italy (Italexit)	534,950	1.90	–
	People's Union (UP)	403,149	1.43	–
	Sovereign and Popular Italy (ISP)	348,831	1.24	–
	Us Moderates (NM)	254,127	0.91	–
	South calls North (ScN)	212,954	0.76	–
	Vita (V)	201,737	0.72	–
	Civic Commitment (IC)	173,555	0.62	–
	South Tyrolean People's Party – PATT (SVP–PATT)	117,032	0.42	1
	Us of the Centre – Europeanists (NDC–Eu)	46,230	0.16	–
	Italian Communist Party (PCI)	24,549	0.09	–
	Animalist Party – UCDL – 10VM (PAI–UCDL–10VM)	21,451	0.08	–
	Alternative for Italy (APLI)	17,137	0.06	–
	Party of Creative Madness (PFC)	1,419	0.00	–
	Free (F)	829	0.00	–
	Force of the People (FdP)	819	0.00	–
Total		28,098,196	100.00	245
Invalid / blank / unassigned votes		1,286,915	4.38	–
Total turnout		29,385,111	63.85	–
Registered voters		46,021,956	–	–
Source: Ministry of the Interior

First-past-the-post (except Aosta Valley)

Party or coalition		Votes	%	Seats
	Centre-right coalition (CDX)	12,305,014	43.79	121
	Centre-left coalition (CSX)	7,340,096	26.12	12
	Five Star Movement (M5S)	4,335,494	15.43	10
	Action – Italia Viva (A–IV)	2,186,505	7.78	–
	Italexit for Italy (Italexit)	534,950	1.90	–
	People's Union (UP)	403,149	1.43	–
	Sovereign and Popular Italy (ISP)	348,831	1.24	–
	South calls North (ScN)	212,954	0.76	1
	Vita (V)	201,737	0.72	–
	South Tyrolean People's Party – PATT (SVP–PATT)	117,032	0.42	2
	Us of the Centre – Europeanists (NDC–Eu)	46,230	0.16	–
	Italian Communist Party (PCI)	24,549	0.09	–
	Animalist Party – UCDL – 10VM (PAI–UCDL–10VM)	21,451	0.08	–
	Alternative for Italy (APLI)	17,137	0.06	–
	Party of Creative Madness (PFC)	1,419	0.00	–
	Free (F)	829	0.00	–
	Force of the People (FdP)	819	0.00	–
Total		28,098,196	100.00	146
Invalid / blank / unassigned votes		1,286,915	4.38	–
Total turnout		29,385,111	63.85	–
Registered voters		46,021,956	–	–
Source: Ministry of the Interior

Aosta Valley

Main article: 2022 Italian general election in Aosta Valley

The autonomous region of Aosta Valley in northwestern Italy elects one member to the Chamber of Deputies through a direct first-past-the-post election. Some parties that formed electoral coalitions in Italy might have opted to run against one another, or form different coalitions, in this particular region. ^{[3] [4]}

Candidate	Party		Votes	%	Result
Franco Manes		Aosta Valley (VdA) [lower-alpha 1]	20,763	38.63	YElected
Emily Rini		Centre-right coalition (Lega–FI–NM–FdI)	16,016	28.80
Giovanni Girardini		Valdostan Renaissance	6,398	11.90
Erika Guichardaz		Open Aosta Valley (Open VdA) [lower-alpha 2]	5,841	10.87
Loredana Ronc		Sovereign and Popular Italy (ISP)	2,302	4.28
Loredana De Rosa		People's Union (UP)	1,375	2.56
Davide Ianni		Italian Communist Party (PCI)	1,051	1.96
Total			53,746	100.00	1
Invalid / blank / unassigned votes			5,740	9.66	–
Total turnout			59,490	60.59	–
Registered voters			98,187	–	–
Source: Ministry of the Interior

1. Including Democratic Party (PD), Action (A), Italia Viva (IV), Valdostan Union (UV), Valdostan Alliance (AV), United Aosta Valley (VdAU), and Edelweiss (SA)
2. Including Five Star Movement (M5S), Democratic Area (AD–GA), Environment Rights Equality (ADU), and Italian Left (SI)

Overseas constituencies

Eight members of the Chamber of Deputies are elected by Italians abroad. Two members are elected for North America and Central America (including most of the Caribbean), two members for South America (including Trinidad and Tobago), three members for Europe, and one member for the rest of the world (Africa, Asia, Oceania, and Antarctica). Voters in these regions select candidate lists and cast a preference vote for individual candidates. The seats are allocated by proportional representation. The electoral law allows for parties to form different coalitions on the lists abroad, compared to the lists in Italy; Forza Italia, the League, and Brothers of Italy formed a unified list for abroad constituencies. ^[5]

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Democratic Party – IDP (PD–IDP)	306,105	28.20	4
	League – Forza Italia – Brothers of Italy (Lega–FI–FdI)	282,636	26.04	2
	Associative Movement of Italians Abroad (MAIE)	141,440	13.03	1
	Five Star Movement (M5S)	93,219	8.59	1
	South American Union of Italian Emigrants (USEI)	73,389	6.76	–
	Action – Italia Viva (A–IV)	60,456	5.57	–
	Greens and Left Alliance (AVS)	52,962	4.88	–
	More Europe (+E)	29,947	2.76	–
	Movement of Freedoms (MdL)	18,348	1.69	–
	Italy of the South (IdM)	15,442	1.42	–
	Civic Commitment (IC)	11,608	1.07	–
Total		1,085,552	100.00	8
Invalid / blank / unassigned votes		164,929	13.19	–
Total turnout		1,250,481	26.36	–
Registered voters		4,743,980	–	–
Source: Ministry of the Interior

Senate

Overall results

← Summary of the 25 September 2022 Senate of the Republic election results ^[6]

Results by party Results by coalition
Coalition		Party		Proportional			First-past-the-post			Aosta Valley			Trentino-Alto Adige			Overseas			Total seats
				Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Centre-right		Brothers of Italy	7,167,136	26.01	34	12,129,547	44.02	30	18,509	34.05	–	137,015	27.24	1	294,712	27.05	–	65
			League	2,439,200	8.85	13			15			1			–			–	30
			Forza Italia	2,279,802	8.27	9			9			–			–			–	18
			Us Moderates	243,409	0.88	–			2			–			–	—	—	—	2
	Centre-left		Democratic Party–IDP	5,226,732	18.96	31	7,161,688	25.99	4	[lower-alpha 1]	–	–	149,682	29,29	1	370,262	33.98	3	39
			Greens and Left Alliance	972,316	3.53	3			1	—	—	—			–	—	—	—	4
			Campobase	—	—	—			–	—	—	—			1	—	—	—	1
			Others	972,214	3.53	–			–	—	—	—			–	14,610	1.34	0	0
	Five Star Movement			4,285,894	15.55	23	4,285,894	15.55	5	—	—	—	28,355	5.64	–	101,794	9.34	–	28
	Action – Italia Viva			2,131,310	7.73	9	2,131,310	7.73	–	—	—	—	6,782	1.35	–	76,070	6.98	–	9
	South Tyrolean People's Party – PATT			—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	116,003	23.06	2	—	—	—	2
	South calls North			271,549	0.99	–	271,549	0.99	1	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	1
	Associative Movement of Italians Abroad			—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	138,758	12.73	1	1
	Others			2,119,823	5,72	0	2,119,823	5,72	0	35,850	65.95	–	65.117	13.42	0	93,107	8.54	–	0
Total				27,569,675	100	122	27,569,675	100	67	54,359	100	1	502,954	100	6	1,090,147	100	4	200

Notes

1. Within Aosta Valley

Popular vote (party) FdI   26.00% PD   18.93% M5S   15.56% Lega   8.84% FI   8.27% A–IV   7.73% AVS   3.53% +E   2.94% Others   8.20%

Seat distribution (party) FdI   32.50% PD   20.00% Lega   15.00% M5S   14.00% FI   9.00% A–IV   4.50% AVS   2.00% NM   1.00% Others   2.00%

Popular vote (coalition) CDX   44.02% CSX   25.99% M5S   15.56% A–IV   7.73% Others   6.70%

Seat distribution (coalition) CDX   57.50% CSX   22.00% M5S   14.00% A–IV   4.50% Others   2.00%

Proportional and FPTP results

Proportional

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Brothers of Italy (FdI)	7,168,875	26.00	34
	Democratic Party – IDP (PD–IDP)	5,220,256	18.93	31
	Five Star Movement (M5S)	4,290,194	15.55	23
	League (Lega)	2,437,406	8.84	13
	Forza Italia (FI)	2,281,258	8.27	9
	Action – Italia Viva (A–IV)	2,131,023	7.73	9
	Greens and Left Alliance (AVS)	972,780	3.53	3
	More Europe (+E)	810,441	2.94	–
	Italexit for Italy (Italexit)	515,657	1.87	–
	People's Union (UP)	374,247	1.36	–
	Sovereign and Popular Italy (ISP)	309,391	1.12	–
	South calls North (ScN)	272,462	0.99	–
	Us Moderates (NM)	248,308	0.90	–
	Vita (V)	196,644	0.71	–
	Civic Commitment (IC)	161,773	0.59	–
	Italian Communist Party (PCI)	70,938	0.26	–
	Us of the Centre – Europeanists (NDC–Eu)	42,905	0.16	–
	Alternative for Italy (APLI)	40,397	0.15	–
	Animalist Party – UCDL – 10VM (PAI–UCDL–10VM)	16,950	0.06	–
	Workers' Communist Party (PCL)	4,491	0.02	–
	United Right – Royal Italy (DU–IR)	2,415	0.01	–
	Force of the People (FdP)	864	0.01	–
Total		27,569,675	100.00	122
Invalid / blank / unassigned votes		1,281,165	4.44	–
Total turnout		28,850,840	63.81	–
Registered voters		45,210,950	–	–
Source: Ministry of the Interior

First-past-the-post (except Aosta Valley and Trentino-Alto Adige)

Party or coalition		Votes	%	Seats
	Centre-right coalition (CDX)	12,135,847	44.02	56
	Centre-left coalition (CSX)	7,165,250	25.99	5
	Five Star Movement (M5S)	4,290,194	15.55	5
	Action – Italia Viva (A–IV)	2,131,023	7.73	–
	Italexit for Italy (Italexit)	515,657	1.87	–
	People's Union (UP)	374,247	1.36	–
	Sovereign and Popular Italy (ISP)	309,391	1.12	–
	South calls North (ScN)	272,462	0.99	1
	Vita (V)	196,644	0.71	–
	Italian Communist Party (PCI)	70,938	0.26	–
	Us of the Centre – Europeanists (NDC–Eu)	42,905	0.16	–
	Alternative for Italy (APLI)	40,397	0.15	–
	Animalist Party – UCDL – 10VM (PAI–UCDL–10VM)	16,950	0.06	–
	Workers' Communist Party (PCL)	4,491	0.02	–
	United Right – Royal Italy (DU–IR)	2,415	0.01	–
	Force of the People (FdP)	864	0.01	–
Total		27,569,675	100.00	67
Invalid / blank / unassigned votes		1,281,165	4.44	–
Total turnout		28,850,840	63.81	–
Registered voters		45,210,950	–	–
Source: Ministry of the Interior

Aosta Valley

Candidate	Party		Votes	%	Result
Nicoletta Spelgatti		Centre-right coalition (Lega–FI–NM–FdI)	18,509	34.05	YElected
Patrik Vesan		Aosta Valley (VdA) [lower-alpha 1]	18,282	33.63
Augusto Rollandin		For Autonomy (PlA)	7,272	13.38
Daria Pulz		Open Aosta Valley (Open VdA) [lower-alpha 2]	5,448	10.02
Alessandro Bianchini		Sovereign and Popular Italy (ISP)	1,569	2.89
Francesco Lucat		People's Union (UP)	1,311	2.41
Guglielmo Leray		Italian Communist Party (PCI)	1,051	1.93
Larisa Bargan		Vita (V)	917	1.69
Total			54,359	100.00	1
Invalid / blank / unassigned votes			5,131	8.62	–
Total turnout			59,490	60.59	–
Registered voters			98,187	–	–
Source: [ citation needed ]

Trentino-Alto Adige

Main article: 2022 Italian general election in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Centre-right coalition (Lega–FI–NM–FdI)	137,015	27.24	2
	South Tyrolean People's Party – PATT (SVP–PATT)	116,003	23.06	2
	Centre-left coalition (CB–+E–AVS–PD–A–IV)	100,602	20.00	1
	Five Star Movement (M5S)	28,355	5.64	–
	Centre-left coalition (PD–IDP–+E–AVS)	21,894	4.35	1
	Vita (V)	17,876	3.55	–
	Greens and Left Alliance (AVS)	17,574	3.49	–
	Sovereign and Popular Italy (ISP)	15,252	3.03	–
	Die Freiheitlichen (DF)	14,479	2.88	–
	Team K (TK)	11,157	2.22	–
	Democratic Party – IDP (PD–IDP)	9,612	1.91	–
	Action – Italia Viva (A–IV)	6,782	1.35	–
	People's Union (UP)	6,353	1.26	–
Total		502,954	100.00	6
Invalid / blank / unassigned votes		32,625	6.09	–
Total turnout		811,006	66.04	–
Registered voters			–	–
Source: [ citation needed ]

1. Including Democratic Party (PD), Action (A), Italia Viva (IV), Valdostan Union (UV), Valdostan Alliance (AV), United Aosta Valley (VdAU), and Edelweiss (SA)
2. Including Five Star Movement (M5S), Democratic Area (AD–GA), Environment Rights Equality (ADU), and Italian Left (SI)

Overseas constituencies

Four members of the Senate of the Republic are elected by Italians abroad. One member is elected for North America and Central America (including most of the Caribbean), one member for South America (including Trinidad and Tobago), one member for Europe, and one for the rest of the world (Africa, Asia, Oceania, and Antarctica). Voters in these regions select candidate lists and cast a preference vote for individual candidates. The seats are allocated by proportional representation. The electoral law allows for parties to form different coalitions on the lists abroad, compared to the lists in Italy; since January 2018, Forza Italia, the League, and Brothers of Italy have formed a unified list for abroad constituencies. ^[7]

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Democratic Party – IDP (PD–IDP)	370,549	33.99	3
	League – Forza Italia – Brothers of Italy (Lega–FI–FdI)	295,467	27.10	–
	Associative Movement of Italians Abroad (MAIE)	138,337	12.69	1
	Five Star Movement (M5S)	101,925	9.35	–
	Action – Italia Viva (A–IV)	76,152	6.99	–
	South American Union of Italian Emigrants (USEI)	55,523	5.09	–
	Movement of Freedoms (MdL)	23,384	2.15	–
	Civic Commitment (IC)	14,610	1.34	–
	Italy of the South (IdM)	14,200	1.30	–
Total		1,090,147	100.00	4
Invalid / blank / unassigned votes		143,681	11.65	–
Total turnout		1.233.828	26.01	–
Registered voters		4,743,980	–	–
Source: Ministry of the Interior

Italian Republic general election results voter turnout

Year	Voter turnout	Voters	Registered voters	Population	Invalid votes
1946	89.08%	24,947,187	28,005,449	44,994,000	7.70%
1948	92.23%	26,854,203	29,117,554	45,706,000	2.20%
1953	93.87%	28,410,851	30,267,080	47,756,000	4.30%
1958	93.72%	30,399,708	32,436,022	49,041,000	2.80%
1963	92.88%	31,766,058	34,201,660	50,498,000	3.20%
1968	92.79%	33,003,249	35,566,681	52,910,000	3.60%
1972	93.18%	34,524,106	37,049,654	54,410,000	3.20%
1976	93.37%	37,741,404	40,423,131	55,701,000	2.70%
1979	90.35%	38,112,228	42,181,664	56,292,000	3.90%
1983	89.02%	39,114,321	43,936,534	56,836,000	5.70%
1987	88.86%	40,599,490	45,689,829	57,345,000	4.90%
1992	87.44%	41,479,764	47,435,964	56,859,000	5.40%
1994	86.14%	41,461,260	48,135,041	57,049,000	5.90%
1996	82.91%	40,496,438	48,846,238	57,239,000	7.80%
2001	81.44%	40,195,500	49,358,947	57,684,294	7.20%
2006	83.62%	39,298,497	46,997,601	58,103,033	2.90%
2008	80.54%	37,954,253	47,126,326	58,147,733	5.10%
2013	75.19%	35,271,541	46,905,154	61,482,297	3.59%
2018	72.93%	33,923,321	46,505,499	60,589,445	4.33%

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• 27–28 March 1994 Italian general election
• 21 April 1996 Italian general election
• 13 May 2001 Italian general election
• 9–10 April 2006 Italian general election
• 13–14 April 2008 Italian general election
• 24–25 February 2013 Italian general election
• 4 March 2018 Italian general election
• 25 September 2022 Italian general election

List of European Parliament elections

• 10 June 1979 European Parliament election in Italy
• 17 June 1984 European Parliament election in Italy
• 18 June 1989 European Parliament election in Italy
• 12 June 1994 European Parliament election in Italy
• 13 June 1999 European Parliament election in Italy
• 13 June 2004 European Parliament election in Italy
• 6–7 June 2009 European Parliament election in Italy
• 25 May 2014 European Parliament election in Italy
• 26 May 2019 European Parliament election in Italy

List of regional elections

For the most recent elections, see 2023 Italian regional elections.

• 20 April 1947 Sicilian regional election
• 24 April–8 May 1949 Italian regional elections
• 3 June 1951 Sicilian regional election
• 14 June 1953 Sardinian regional election
• 6 November 1954 Valdostan regional election
• 5 June 1955 Sicilian regional election
• 16 June 1957 Sardinian regional election
• 17 May–7 June 1959 Italian regional elections
• 18 June 1961 Sardinian regional election
• 9 June–27 October 1963 Italian regional elections
• 10 May–15 November 1964 Italian regional elections
• 13 June 1965 Sardinian regional election
• 11 June 1967 Sicilian regional election
• 21 April and 26 May and 17 November 1968 Italian regional elections
• 15 June 1969 Sardinian regional election
• 7–8 June 1970 Italian regional elections
• 13 June 1971 Sicilian regional election
• 10 June–17 June and 18 November1973 Italian regional elections
• 16 June 1974 Sardinian regional election
• 15–16 June 1975 Italian regional elections
• 20 June 1976 Sicilian regional election
• 25 June and 19 November 1978 Italian regional elections
• 17 June 1979 Sardinian regional election
• 8–9 June 1980 Italian regional elections
• 21 June 1981 Sicilian regional election
• 26 June and 20 November 1983 Italian regional elections
• 24 June 1984 Sardinian regional election
• 12–13 May 1985 Italian regional elections
• 22 June 1986 Sicilian regional election
• 26–27 June and 20 November 1988 Italian regional elections
• 11 June 1989 Sardinian regional election
• 6–7 May 1990 Italian regional elections
• 16 June 1991 Sicilian regional election
• 6 June and 21 November 1993 Italian regional elections
• 12–26 June 1994 Sardinian regional election
• 23 April 1995 Italian regional elections
• 16 June 1996 Sicilian regional election
• 31 May and 14 June and 22 November 1998 Italian regional elections
• 13–27 June 1999 Sardinian regional election
• 16 April 2000 Italian regional elections
• 24 June and 11 November 2001 Italian regional elections
• 8 June and 28 October 2003 Italian regional elections
• 12–13 June 2004 Sardinian regional election
• 3–4 April 2005 Italian regional elections
• 28 May and 5–6 November 2006 Italian regional elections
• 13–14 April and 25 May and 26 October and 9 November and 14–15 December 2008 Italian regional elections
• 15–16 February 2009 Sardinian regional election
• 28–29 March 2010 Italian regional elections
• 16–17 October 2011 Molise regional election
• 28 October 2012 Sicilian regional election
• 24–25 February and 17–18 November and 21–22 April and 26 May and 27 October 2013 Italian regional elections
• 16 February and 25 May and 23 November 2014 Italian regional elections
• 31 May 2015 Italian regional elections
• 5 November 2017 Sicilian regional election
• 4 March and 22 April and 29 April and 20 May and 21 October 2018 Italian regional elections
• 10 February and 24 February and 24 March and 26 May and 27 October 2019 Italian regional elections
• 26 January and 20–21 September2020 Italian regional elections
• 3–4 October 2021 Italian regional elections
• 25 September 2022 Sicilian regional election
• 12–13 February and 2–3 April and 25–26 June and 22 October 2023 Italian regional elections

Referendums

Main article: Referendums in Italy

Overview

The constitution of Italy provides for two kinds of binding referendums.

A legislative referendum can be called in order to abrogate a law totally or partially, if requested by 500,000 electors or five regional councils. This kind of referendum is valid only if at least a majority of electors goes to the polling station. It is forbidden to call a referendum regarding financial laws or laws relating to pardons or the ratification of international treaties.

A constitutional referendum can be called in order to approve a constitutional law or amendment only when it has been approved by the Houses (Chamber of Deputies and Senate of the Republic) with a majority of less than two thirds in both or either House, and only at the request of one fifth of the members of either House, or 500,000 electors or five Regional Councils. A constitutional referendum is valid no matter how many electors go to the polling station. Any citizen entitled to vote in an election may participate in a referendum.

List of referendums

• 2 June 1946 Italian institutional referendum
• 12 May 1974 Italian divorce referendum
• 11 June 1978 Italian referendums
• 17–18 May 1981 Italian referendums
• 9 June 1985 Italian wage referendum
• 8 November 1987 Italian referendums
• 18 June 1989 Italian advisory referendum
• 3 June 1990 Italian referendums
• 9 June 1991 Italian electoral law referendum
• 18 April 1993 Italian referendum
• 11 June 1995 Italian referendum
• 15 June 1997 Italian referendum
• 18 April 1999 Italian referendum
• 21 May 2000 Italian referendum
• 7 October 2001 Italian constitutional referendum
• 15 May 2003 Italian referendum
• 12 June 2005 Italian fertility laws referendum
• 26 June 2006 Italian constitutional referendum
• 21–22 June 2009 Italian electoral law referendum
• 12–13 June 2011 Italian referendums
• 17 April 2016 Italian oil drilling referendum
• 4 December 2016 Italian constitutional referendum
• 20–21 September 2020 Italian constitutional referendum
• 12 June 2022 Italian referendum

See also

• Electoral calendar
• Italian electoral law of 2017 for the Parliament of Italy
• Primary elections in Italy

References

1. Viganò, Edoardo Alberto (2023). "Electoral Incentives and Geographical Representation: Evidence from an Italian Electoral Reform". Legislative Studies Quarterly. doi: 10.1111/lsq.12418 . ISSN   0362-9805.
2. "Eligendo: Camera [Scrutini] (esclusa Valle d'Aosta)". Eligendo (in Italian). Italian Ministry of the Interior. 25 September 2022. Retrieved 27 September 2022.
3. "Elezioni: Valle d'Aosta, ammesse tutte le nove liste candidate" (in Italian). ANSA. 23 August 2022. Retrieved 24 August 2022.
4. "Collegio uninominale Valle d'Aosta – U01 (Aosta) (Precedente: 04/03/2018)" (in Italian). Italian Minister of the Interior. 25 September 2022. Retrieved 26 September 2022.
5. "Elezioni, 'Salvini, Berlusconi, Meloni' e il tricolore, il simbolo del centro-destra per l'estero". Affaritaliani (in Italian). 21 January 2018. Retrieved 17 February 2022.
6. "Eligendo: Senato [Scrutini] Italia (escluse Valle d'Aosta e Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol)". Eligendo (in Italian). Italian Ministry of the Interior. 25 September 2022. Retrieved 27 September 2022.
7. "Elezioni, 'Salvini, Berlusconi, Meloni' e il tricolore, il simbolo del centro-destra per l'estero". Affaritaliani (in Italian). 21 January 2018. Retrieved 17 February 2022.

External links

• Adam Carr's Election Archive
• Parties and elections
• Ministry of Internal Affairs of Italy - Page on Elections
• NSD: European Election Database - Italy Archived 2018-06-10 at the Wayback Machine publishes regional level election data
• Italy Election Data, European Journal of Political Research-Political Data Yearbook: Interactive