Giancarlo Giorgetti

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Giancarlo Giorgetti
Giancarlo Giorgetti Quirinale 2018.png
Giorgetti in 2018
Minister of Economy and Finance
Assumed office
22 October 2022
1996 general election (C): Lombardy 2 — Sesto Calende
CandidateCoalitionVotes%
Giancarlo Giorgetti Lega Nord 29,31437.8
Renato Montalbetti The Olive Tree 27,78330.7
Carlo Castiglioni Pole for Freedoms 22,63329.2
Others1,8442.4
Total77,574100.0
2001 general election (C): Lombardy 2 — Sesto Calende
CandidateCoalitionVotes%
Giancarlo Giorgetti House of Freedoms 41,18454.5
Renato Montalbetti The Olive Tree 28,36337.5
Others6,0428.0
Total75,589100.0
2022 general election (C): Lombardy 2 — Sondrio
CandidateCoalitionVotes%
Giancarlo Giorgetti Centre-right 108,13861.8
Valeria Caterina Duico Centre-left 34,59619.8
Alessandro Stefano Bertolini Action - Italia Viva 14,9498.5
Luca Sangalli Five Star Movement 8,5354.9
Others8,3755.0
Total174,829100.0

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