List of members of the Italian Chamber of Deputies, 1983–1987

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This is a list of the deputies of the Italian Chamber of Deputies that were elected in the 1983 general election to the IX Legislature. [1]

Contents

Political groups

Political GroupStartEnd
Christian Democracy (DC)225226
Italian Communist Party (PCI)172177
Italian Socialist Party (PSI)7374
Italian Social Movement (MSI–DN)4242
Italian Republican Party (PRI)2929
Italian Democratic Socialist Party (PSDI)2322
Independent Left 2020
Italian Liberal Party (PLI)-16
Radical Party (PR)-9
Proletarian Democracy (DP)-7
Mixed Group (GM)468
Totale630630
Members of mixed groups
Italian Liberal Party16-
Radical Party11-
Proletarian Democracy7-
Party of Proletarian Unity for Communism  [ it ](PdUP)6-
South Tyrolean People's Party (SVP)33
Liga Veneta (LV)11
Sardinian Action Party (PSd'Az.)1-
Valdostan Union - Popular Democrats - UVP 11
No Party-3

The number of representatives for each group at the beginning of the legislative term takes into account the substitute deputies who were elected by 10 August 1983.

Office of the President

President

Vice Presidents

Quaestors

Secretaries

Composition

DeputyConstituencyPolitical Party
Massimo Abbatangelo  [ it ]Naples MSI
Adelaide Aglietta Verona Radical Party
Paolo Agostinacchio  [ it ]Bari MSI
Alberto Aiardi  [ it ]L'Aquila DC
Egidio Alagna Palermo PSI
Giovanni Alasia  [ it ]Turin PCI
Guido Alberini  [ it ]Brescia PSI
Guido Alborghetti  [ it ]Como PCI
Abdon Alinovi Naples PCI
Giorgio Almirante Naples MSI
Fortunato Aloi  [ it ]Catanzaro MSI
Renato Alpini Perugia MSI
Renato Altissimo Turin PLI
Malgari Amadei Ferretti  [ it ]Ancona PCI
Giuseppe Amadei Parma PSDI
Domenico Amalfitano  [ it ]Lecce DC
Giuliano Amato Turin PSI
Franco Ambrogio  [ it ]Catanzaro PCI
Natale Amodeo  [ it ]Catania PSI
Salvo Andò Catania PSI
Beniamino Andreatta Bologna DC
Giuseppe Andreoli  [ it ]Naples DC
Giovanni Andreoni  [ it ]Milan DC
Giulio Andreotti Rome DC
Piero Angelini Pisa DC
Vito Angelini  [ it ]Lecce PCI
Aldo Aniasi Milan PSI
Tina Anselmi Venice DC
Silvio Antonellis  [ it ]Rome PCI
Varese Antoni  [ it ]Genoa PCI
Alberto Arbasino Milan PRI
Luigi Arisio Turin PRI
Baldassarre Armato  [ it ]Naples DC
Lino Armellin  [ it ]Venice DC
Vitale Artese  [ it ]L'Aquila DC
Rossella Artioli Milan PSI
Giuseppe Astone  [ it ]Catania DC
Gianfranco Astori  [ it ]Turin DC
Giacomo Augello  [ it ]Palermo DC
Francesco Auleta  [ it ]Benevento PCI
Giuseppe Azzaro Catania DC
Luciano Azzolini  [ it ]Trento DC
Licia Badesi Polverini  [ it ]Como PCI
Cesco Baghino Genoa MSI
Laura Balbo Milan Independent Left
Nello Balestracci  [ it ]Pisa DC
Vincenzo Balzamo Brescia PSI
Piero Angelo Balzardi  [ it ]Turin DC
Moreno Bambi  [ it ]Pisa DC
Arnaldo Baracetti  [ it ]Udine PCI
Francesco Barbalace  [ it ]Catania PSI
Andrea Barbato Rome Independent Left
Augusto Antonio Barbera Bologna PCI
Luciano Barca  [ it ]Ancona PCI
Roberto Barontini Florence PRI
Nedo Barzanti  [ it ]Siena PCI
Antonio Baslini  [ it ]Milan PLI
Franco Bassanini Milan Independent Left
Adolfo Battaglia Verona PRI
Gian Paolo Battistuzzi Rome PLI
Italo Becchetti  [ it ]Rome DC
Eriase Belardi Merlo  [ it ]Siena PCI
Giulio Bellini  [ it ]Bologna PCI
Antonio Bellocchio  [ it ]Naples PCI
Costantino Belluscio  [ it ]Catanzaro PSDI
Johann Hans Benedikter  [ it ]Trento GM
Luigi Benevelli  [ it ]Mantova PCI
Enrico Berlinguer Rome PCI
Antonio Bernardi  [ it ]Parma PCI
Guido Bernardi  [ it ]Rome DC
Filippo Berselli  [ it ]Bologna MSI
Romena Bianchi Beretta  [ it ]Milan PCI
Vincenzo Bianchi di Lavagna Milan DC
Fortunato Bianchi Milan DC
Giovanni Carlo Bianchini Parma DC
Gerardo Bianco Benevento DC
Oddo Biasini Bologna PRI
Giancarlo Binelli  [ it ]Cuneo PCI
Alfredo Biondi Genoa PLI
Mario Birardi  [ it ]Cagliari PCI
Tommaso Bisagno Florence DC
Fausto Bocchi  [ it ]Parma PCI
Guido Bodrato Turin DC
Ludovico Boetti Villanis Audifredi  [ it ]Turin MSI
Giorgio Bogi Genoa PRI
Gilberto Bonalumi  [ it ]Brescia DC
Livio Boncompagni  [ it ]Siena PCI
Piera Bonetti Mattinzoli Brescia PCI
Andrea Bonetti Brescia DC
Franco Bonferroni  [ it ]Parma DC
Angelo Bonfiglio  [ it ]Palermo DC
Emma Bonino Naples Radical Party
Gianfrancesco Borghini  [ it ]Milan PCI
Felice Borgoglio Cuneo PSI
Andrea Borri  [ it ]Parma DC
Andrea Borruso  [ it ]Milan DC
Franco Bortolani  [ it ]Parma DC
Bruno Bosco  [ it ]Catanzaro DC
Manfredi Bosco  [ it ]Naples DC
Milvia Boselli Verona PCI
Giovanna Bosi Maramotti  [ it ]Bologna PCI
Giuseppe Botta  [ it ]Turin DC
Angela Maria Bottari Catania PCI
Aldo Bozzi Rome PLI
Piergiorgio Bressani Udine DC
Italo Briccola  [ it ]Como DC
Alfio Brina  [ it ]Cuneo PCI
Beniamino Brocca Verona DC
Francesco Bruni Rome DC
Riccardo Bruzzani  [ it ]Florence PCI
Mauro Bubbico  [ it ]Rome DC
Luigi Bulleri Pisa PCI
Paolo Cabras Rome DC
Paolo Caccia Como DC
Francesco Cafarelli  [ it ]Bari DC
Luca Cafiero  [ it ]Naples GM
Franco Calamida  [ it ]Turin DP
Antonio Caldoro  [ it ]Naples PSI
Vasco Calonaci  [ it ]Siena PCI
Flora Calvanese  [ it ]Benevento PCI
Mario Campagnoli  [ it ]Milan DC
Severino Cannelonga  [ it ]Bari PCI
Leo Canullo  [ it ]Rome PCI
Mario Capanna Naples DP
Maria Teresa Capecchi  [ it ]Florence PCI
Nicola Capria Catania PSI
Milziade Caprili Pisa PCI
Giulio Caradonna Rome MSI
Emanuele Cardinale Potenza PCI
Rodolfo Carelli Rome DC
Filippo Caria Naples PSDI
Natale Carlotto Cuneo DC
Giuseppe Caroli Lecce DC
Antonio Carpino Naples PSI
Giovanni Carrus Cagliari DC
Mario Casalinuovo Catanzaro PSI
Francesco Casati Como DC
Carlo Casini Florence DC
Pier Ferdinando Casini Bologna DC
Guglielmo Castagnetti Brescia PRI
Luigi Castagnola Genoa PCI
Luciana Castellina Milan GM
Francesco Cattanei Genoa DC
Paola Cavigliasso Turin DC
Benito Cazora Rome DC
Adriana Ceci Bonifazi Bari PCI
Enea Cerquetti Milan PCI
Gianluca Cerrina Feroni Florence PCI
Mario Chella Genoa PCI
Salvatore Cherchi Cagliari PCI
Michele Ciafardini L'Aquila PCI
Adriano Ciaffi Ancona DC
Alberto Ciampaglia Naples PSDI
Antonio Ciancio L'Aquila PCI
Bartolo Ciccardini Rome DC
Michele Cifarelli Bari PRI
Paolo Emilio Ciofi degli Atti Rome PCI
Paolo Cirino Pomicino Naples DC
Severino Citaristi Brescia DC
Giovanni Cobellis Benevento DC
Maria Cocco Cagliari PCI
Giancarla Codrignani Bologna Independent Left
Leda Colombini Rome PCI
Emilio Colombo Potenza DC
Sergio Coloni Trieste DC
Francesco Colucci Milan PSI
Mario Luigi Columba Palermo Independent Left
Ottaviano Colzi Florence PSI
Lucia Cominato Verona PCI
Alfredo Comis Udine DC
Antonio Conte Benevento PCI
Carmelo Conte Benevento PSI
Pietro Conti Perugia PCI
Felice Contu Cagliari DC
Marino Corder Venice DC
Paolo Correale Benevento PSDI
Umberto Corsi Siena DC
Bruno Corti Brescia PSDI
Silverio Corvisieri Rome PCI
Raffaele Costa Cuneo PLI
Silvano Costi Rome PSDI
Bettino Craxi Naples PSI
Angelo Gaetano Cresco Verona PSI
Giuseppe Crippa Brescia PCI
Nino Cristofori Bologna DC
Marcello Crivellini Como Radical Party
Famiano Crucianelli Rome GM
Antonino Cuffaro Trieste PCI
Giovanni Cuojati Como PSDI
Francesco Curci Benevento PSI
Rocco Curcio Potenza PCI
Giorgio Da Mommio Pisa PRI
Mario D'Acquisto Palermo DC
Florindo D'Aimmo Campobasso DC
Mario Dal Castello Verona DC
Giuseppe Dal Maso Verona DC
Michele D'Ambrosio Benevento PCI
Ferruccio Danini Turin PCI
Saverio D'Aquino Catania PLI
Sergio Dardini Pisa PCI
Clelio Darida Rome DC
Francesco De Carli Udine PSI
Francesco De Lorenzo Naples PLI
Stefano De Luca Palermo PLI
Gianni De Michelis Venice PSI
Ferruccio De Michieli Vitturi Udine MSI
Ciriaco De Mita Benevento DC
Emilio De Rose Verona PSDI
Giuseppe Degennaro Bari DC
Olindo Del Donno Bari MSI
Paolo Del Mese Benevento DC
Antonio Del Pennino Milan PRI
Renato Dell'Andro Bari DC
Paris Dell'Unto Rome PSI
Mario Di Bartolomei Rome PRI
Giulio Di Donato Naples PSI
Michele Di Giesi Bari PSDI
Arnaldo Di Giovanni L'Aquila PCI
Carlo Di Re Udine PRI
Pasquale Diglio Bari PSI
Vanda Dignani Grimaldi Ancona PCI
Renato Donazzon Venice PCI
Antonino Drago Catania DC
Cesare Dujany Valle d'Aosta GM
Mauro Dutto Rome PRI
Michl Ebner Trento GM
Enrico Ermelli Cupelli Ancona PRI
Adriana Fabbri Seroni Florence PCI
Orlando Fabbri Florence PCI
Giuseppe Facchetti Brescia PLI
Edda Fagni Pisa PCI
Luciano Falcier Venice DC
Vincenzo Fantò Catanzaro PCI
Luciano Faraguti Genoa DC
Franco Fausti Rome DC
Luigi Dino Felisetti Parma PSI
Giovanni Cesare Ferrara Naples Independent Left
Giorgio Ferrari Verona PLI
Marte Ferrari Como PSI
Silvestro Ferrari Mantova DC
Giulio Ferrarini Parma PSI
Franco Ferri Rome PCI
Filippo Fiandrotti Turin PSI
Giovanna Filippini Bologna PCI
Laura Fincato Verona PSI
Gianfranco Fini Rome MSI
Mario Fioret Udine DC
Publio Fiori Rome DC
Filippo Fiorino Palermo PSI
Costantino Fittante Catanzaro PCI
Giovanni Angelo Fontana Verona DC
Arnaldo Forlani Ancona DC
Rino Formica Bari PSI
Giuseppe Fornasari Siena DC
Giovanni Forner Venice MSI
Francesco Forte Como PSI
Loris Fortuna Udine PSI
Franco Foschi Ancona DC
Luigi Foti Catania DC
Carlo Fracanzani Verona DC
Bruno Fracchia Cuneo PCI
Angela Francese Naples PCI
Franco Franchi Verona MSI
Roberto Franchi Siena DC
Elio Gabbuggiani Florence PCI
Giuseppe Galasso Naples PRI
Giovanni Galloni Rome DC
Giorgio Gangi Milan PSI
Mariapia Garavaglia Milan DC
Giuseppe Gargani Benevento DC
Alberto Garocchio Milan DC
Remo Gaspari L'Aquila DC
Isaia Gasparotto Udine PCI
Giuseppe Gatti Como PCI
Antonio Gava Naples DC
Bianca Gelli Lecce PCI
Salvatore Genoa Turin PSDI
Andrea Geremicca Naples PCI
Antonino Germanà Catania PRI
Alessandro Ghinami Cagliari PSDI
Giovanni Giadresco Bologna PCI
Alfonso Gianni Milan GM
Luigi Giglia Palermo DC
Natalia Ginzburg Turin Independent Left
Luigi Gioia Palermo DC
Angela Giovagnoli Sposetti Rome PCI
Elio Giovannini Rome Independent Left
Tarcisio Gitti Brescia DC
Gaetano Gorgoni Lecce PRI
Giovanni Goria Cuneo DC
Massimo Gorla Milan DP
Giuliano Gradi Mantova PCI
Michele Graduata Lecce PCI
Maria Teresa Granati Caruso Parma PCI
Lelio Grassucci Rome PCI
Ugo Grippo Naples DC
Giovanni Grottola Milan PCI
Enrico Gualandi Bologna PCI
Antonio Guarra Benevento MSI
Paolo Guerrini Ancona PCI
Luciano Guerzoni Parma Independent Left
Antonino Gullotti Catania DC
Aristide Gunnella Palermo PRI
Guido Ianni Ancona PCI
Mauro Ianniello Naples DC
Pietro Ingrao Perugia PCI
Ugo Intini Genoa PSI
Nilde Iotti Parma PCI
Bernardino Alvaro Jovannitti L'Aquila PCI
Giuseppe La Ganga Turin PSI
Giorgio La Malfa Turin PRI
Girolamo La Penna Campobasso DC
Vincenzo La Russa Milan DC
Silvano Labriola Pisa PSI
Lelio Lagorio Florence PSI
Pasquale Lamorte Potenza DC
Valentina Lanfranchi Cordioli Brescia PCI
Vito Lattanzio Bari DC
Pino Leccisi Lecce DC
Silvio Lega Turin DC
Claudio Lenoci Bari PSI
Lodovico Ligato Catanzaro DC
Concetto Lo Bello Catania DC
Guido Lo Porto Palermo MSI
Arcangelo Lobianco Naples DC
Francesco Loda Brescia PCI
Adriana Lodi Faustini Fustini Bologna PCI
Oreste Lodigiani Milan PSI
Antonino Lombardo Catania DC
Pietro Longo Rome PSDI
Pasquale Lops Bari PCI
Pino Lucchesi Pisa DC
Francesco Lussignoli Brescia DC
Antonino Macaluso Palermo MSI
Giorgio Macciotta Cagliari PCI
Giulio Maceratini Rome MSI
Francesco Macis Cagliari PCI
Dino Madaudo Catania PSDI
Lucio Magri Turin GM
Anna Mainardi Fava Parma PCI
Franco Maria Malfatti Perugia DC
Piergiovanni Malvestio Venice DC
Oscar Mammì Rome PRI
Enrico Manca Perugia PSI
Alberto Manchinu Cagliari PSI
Giacomo Mancini Catanzaro PSI
Vincenzo Mancini Naples DC
Angelo Mancuso Catania Independent Left
Manfredo Manfredi Genoa DC
Angelo Manna Naples MSI
Antonino Mannino Palermo PCI
Calogero Mannino Palermo DC
Salvatore Mannuzzu Cagliari Independent Left
Nino Marianetti Rome PSI
Enrico Marrucci Venice PCI
Claudio Martelli Mantova PSI
Lamberto Martellotti Ancona PCI
Ugo Martinat Turin MSI
Mino Martinazzoli Brescia DC
Biagio Marzo Lecce PSI
Ettore Masina Brescia Independent Left
Renato Massari Milan PSDI
Clemente Mastella Benevento DC
Antonio Matarrese Bari DC
Sergio Mattarella Palermo DC
Altero Matteoli Pisa MSI
Antonio Mazzone Naples MSI
Roberto Mazzotta Milan DC
Giorgio Medri Como PRI
Gianluigi Melega Brescia Radical Party
Salvatore Meleleo Lecce DC
Savino Melillo Bari PLI
Mario Melis Cagliari GM
Mauro Mellini Genoa Radical Party
Luigi Memmi Lecce DC
Gioacchino Meneghetti Verona DC
Domenico Mennitti Lecce MSI
Carmine Mensorio Naples DC
Francesco Merloni Ancona DC
Carlo Merolli Rome DC
Vito Miceli Rome MSI
Filippo Micheli Perugia DC
Teresa Migliasso Turin PCI
Gustavo Minervini Naples Independent Left
Rosanna Minozzi Florence PCI
Adalberto Minucci Siena PCI
Riccardo Misasi Catanzaro DC
Mario Monducci Parma PRI
Nicola Monfredi Lecce DC
Giovanni Mongiello Bari DC
Nanda Montanari Fornari Parma PCI
Antonio Montessoro Genoa PCI
Giampaolo Mora Parma DC
Paolo Moro Como DC
Renzo Moschini Pisa PCI
Giovanni Motetta Turin PCI
Antonio Mundo Catanzaro PSI
Cristiana Muscardini Milan MSI
Vito Naples Catanzaro DC
Giorgio Naplestano Naples PCI
Alessandro Natta Genoa PCI
Giorgio Nebbia Bari Independent Left
Giovanni Negri Turin Radical Party
Toni Negri Milan Radical Party
Anna Nenna D'Antonio L'Aquila DC
Franco Nicolazzi Turin PSDI
Renato Nicolini Rome PCI
Enzo Nicotra Catania DC
Giovanni Nonne Cagliari PSI
Francesco Nucara Catanzaro PRI
Anna Maria Nucci Mauro Catanzaro DC
Achille Occhetto Palermo PCI
Vittorio Olcese Milan PRI
Mauro Olivi Bologna PCI
Pierluigi Onorato Florence Independent Left
Dante Orsenigo Milan DC
Bruno Orsini Genoa DC
Gianfranco Orsini Udine DC
Ettore Paganelli Cuneo DC
Gian Carlo Pajetta Turin PCI
Novello Pallanti Florence PCI
Ermenegildo Palmieri Verona PCI
Rosella Palmini Lattanzi Ancona PCI
Fulvio Palopoli Verona PCI
Filippo Maria Pandolfi Brescia DC
Marco Pannella Milan Radical Party
Antonio Parlato Naples MSI
Valentino Pasqualin Trento DC
Aldo Pastore Genoa PCI
Renzo Patria Cuneo DC
Antonio Patuelli Bologna PLI
Alfredo Pazzaglia Cagliari MSI
Anna Maria Pedrazzi Cipolla Milan PCI
Eugenio Peggio Milan PCI
Giovanni Pellegatta Como MSI
Gerolamo Pellicanò Milan PRI
Gian Mario Pellizzari Verona DC
Giuseppe Pernice Palermo PCI
Antonino Perrone Catania DC
Pasquale Perugini Catanzaro DC
Edilio Petrocelli Campobasso PCI
Amerigo Petrucci Rome DC
Claudio Petruccioli Milan PCI
Angelo Picano Rome DC
Santino Picchetti Rome PCI
Flaminio Piccoli Trento DC
Giuseppe Pierino Catanzaro PCI
Gabriele Piermartini Rome PSI
Giampaolo Pillitteri Milan PSI
Matteo Piredda Cagliari DC
Franco Piro Bologna PSI
Lucio Pisani Turin Independent Left
Beppe Pisanu Cagliari DC
Mario Pochetti Rome PCI
Danilo Poggiolini Turin PRI
Gian Ugo Polesello Udine PCI
Adriana Poli Bortone Lecce MSI
Gian Gaetano Poli Verona PCI
Enzo Polidori Pisa PCI
Guido Pollice Milan DP
Claudio Pontello Florence DC
Costante Portatadino Como DC
Damiano Potì Lecce PSI
Luigi Preti Bologna PSDI
Franco Proietti Perugia PCI
Alberto Provantini Perugia PCI
Carmelo Pujia Catanzaro DC
Calogero Pumilia Palermo DC
Vittoria Quarenghi Brescia DC
Nicola Quarta Lecce DC
Vincenzo Quattrone Catanzaro DC
Elio Quercioli Milan PCI
Giuseppe Quieti L'Aquila DC
Giovanni Battista Rabino Cuneo DC
Luciano Radi Perugia DC
Mario Raffaelli Trento PSI
Girolamo Rallo Catania MSI
Pino Rauti Rome MSI
Gianni Ravaglia Bologna PRI
Renato Ravasio Brescia DC
Luciano Rebulla Udine DC
Alessandro Reggiani Venice PSDI
Alfredo Reichlin Bari PCI
Giuseppe Reina Palermo PSI
Adelmo Riccardi Pisa PCI
Romeo Ricciuti L'Aquila DC
Federico Ricotti Milan PCI
Silvano Ridi Naples PCI
Luciano Righi Verona DC
Luigi Rinaldi Ancona DC
Salvatore Rindone Catania PCI
Roland Riz Trento GM
Enrico Rizzi Milan PSDI
Aldo Rizzo Catania Independent Left
Vitale Robaldo Cuneo PRI
Rolando Rocchi Rome DC
Gian Franco Rocelli Venice DC
Stefano Rodotà Catanzaro Independent Left
Virginio Rognoni Milan DC
Domenico Romeno Bari PSI
Pier Luigi Romita Cuneo PSDI
Edo Ronchi Brescia DP
Gianni Wilmer Ronzani Turin PCI
Giacomo Rosini Brescia DC
Stefano Rossattini Como DC
Luigi Rossi di Montelera Turin DC
Alberto Rossi Verona DC
Giovanni Rossino Catania PCI
Antonio Rubbi Bologna PCI
Giuseppe Rubinacci Ancona MSI
Attilio Ruffini Palermo DC
Giorgio Ruffolo Potenza PSI
Ferdinando Russo Palermo DC
Franco Russo Rome DP
Giuseppe Russo Catania DC
Raffaele Russo Naples DC
Vincenzo Russo Bari DC
Francesco Rutelli Rome Radical Party
Maurizio Sacconi Venice PSI
Giovanni Salatiello Palermo Independent Left
Gabriele Salerno Turin PSI
Francesco Samà Catanzaro PCI
Luigi Sandirocco L'Aquila PCI
Nicola Sanese Bologna DC
Salvatore Sanfilippo Catania PCI
Carlo Sangalli Milan DC
Mauro Sanguineti Genoa PSI
Bernardo Sanlorenzo Turin PCI
Benedetto Sannella Lecce PCI
Giulio Santarelli Rome PSI
Renzo Santini Bologna PSI
Giorgio Santuz Udine DC
Angelo Sanza Potenza DC
Francesco Sapio Rome PCI
Giuseppe Saretta Verona DC
Eugenio Sarli Lecce PSDI
Adolfo Sarti Cuneo DC
Armando Sarti Bologna PCI
Edmondo Sastro Naples PCI
Angelo Satanassi Bologna PCI
Gastone Savio Verona DC
Nicola Scaglione Naples PSI
Alessandro Scaiola Genoa DC
Oscar Luigi Scalfaro Turin DC
Alba Scaramucci Guaitini Perugia PCI
Guglielmo Scarlato Benevento DC
Gianna Schelotto Genoa PCI
Vincenzo Scotti Naples DC
Martino Scovacricchi Udine PSDI
Giacomo Sedati Campobasso DC
Mariotto Segni Cagliari DC
Carlo Senaldi Como DC
Mauro Seppia Siena PSI
Massimo Serafini Parma GM
Pietro Serrentino Como PLI
Rino Serri Verona PCI
Franco Servello Milan MSI
Claudio Signorile Lecce PSI
Giuliano Silvestri Ancona DC
Giuseppe Sinesio Palermo DC
Sergio Soave Cuneo PCI
Giampaolo Sodano Rome PSI
Pietro Soddu Cagliari DC
Vincenzo Sorice Bari DC
Nino Sospiri L'Aquila MSI
Gianfranco Spadaccia Bologna Radical Party
Ugo Spagnoli Turin PCI
Agostino Spataro Palermo PCI
Valdo Spini Pisa PSI
Tomaso Staiti di Cuddia delle Chiuse Milan MSI
Bruno Stegagnini Florence DC
Egidio Sterpa Milan PLI
Lucio Strumendo Venice PCI
Fiorentino Sullo Benevento DC
Domenico Susi L'Aquila PSI
Gianfranco Tagliabue Como PCI
Gianni Tamino Verona DP
Antonio Tancredi L'Aquila DC
Carlo Tassi Parma MSI
Mario Tassone Catanzaro DC
Giuseppe Tatarella Bari MSI
Nadir Tedeschi Milan DC
Francesco Tempestini Benevento PSI
Massimo Teodori Rome Radical Party
Giancarlo Tesini Bologna DC
Antonio Testa Verona PSI
Angelo Tiraboschi Ancona PSI
Mario Toma Lecce PCI
Giuseppe Torelli Genoa PCI
Aldo Tortorella Milan PCI
Felice Trabacchi Parma PCI
Achille Tramarin Verona GM
Vincenzo Trantino Catania MSI
Franco Trappoli Ancona PSI
Ivanne Trebbi Como PCI
Mirko Tremaglia Brescia MSI
Paolo Tringali Catania MSI
Rubes Triva Parma PCI
Neide Umidi Sala Milan PCI
Salvatore Urso Catania DC
Mario Usellini Milan DC
Giuseppe Vacca Bari PCI
Raffaele Valensise Catanzaro MSI
Antonio Ventre Naples DC
Nicola Vernola Bari DC
Giuseppe Vignola Naples PCI
Bruno Vincenzi Mantova DC
Luciano Violante Turin PCI
Biagio Virgili Trento PCI
Michele Viscardi Naples DC
Vincenzo Visco Venice Independent Left
Bruno Visentini Venice PRI
Vincenzo Viti Potenza DC
Carlo Vizzini Palermo PSDI
Giuseppe Zamberletti Como DC
Bruno Zambon Venice DC
Amedeo Zampieri Verona DC
Marcello Zanfagna Naples MSI
Renato Zangheri Bologna PCI
Antonino Zaniboni Mantova DC
Paolo Zanini Mantova PCI
Valerio Zanone Turin PLI
Giovanni Zarro Benevento DC
Saverio Zavettieri Catanzaro PSI
Michele Zolla Turin DC
Francesco Zoppetti Milan PCI
Pietro Zoppi Genoa DC
Giuliano Zoso Verona DC
Giuseppe Zuech Verona DC
Giuseppe Zurlo Lecce DC

Changes in composition

Changes in the legislature

OutgoingIncomingPartyConstituencyCauseDate
Amerigo Petrucci Giancarlo Abete DCRomeDeath9 August 1983
Vitale Robaldo  [ it ] Guido Martino  [ it ]PRICuneoDeath9 August 1983
Emma Bonino Roberto Cicciomessere PRNaplesResignation10 August 1983
Michele Di Giesi Eugenio Sarli  [ it ]PSDILecceDeath30 November 1983
Luigi Giglia  [ it ] Raffaello Rubino  [ it ]DCPalermoDeath18 January 1984
Giacomo Sedati  [ it ] Bruno Vecchiarelli  [ it ]DCCampobassoDeath18 January 1984
Vittoria Quarenghi  [ it ] Bruno Ferrari  [ it ]DCBresciaDeath16 February 1984
Adriana Fabbri Seroni Nicola Manca  [ it ]PCIFlorenceDeath22 February 1984
Luciana Castellina Mario Cavagna  [ it ]PCIMilanResignation24 May 1984
Enrico Berlinguer Lorenzo Ciocci  [ it ]PCIRomeDeath21 June 1984
Ferruccio De Michieli Vitturi  [ it ] Gastone Parigi  [ it ]MSI-DNUdineDeath4 July 1984
Antonio Caldoro  [ it ] Giuseppe Demitry  [ it ]PSINaplesResignation11 July 1984
Giovanni Negri Francesco Roccella PRTurinResignation11 July 1984
Mario Di Bartolomei  [ it ] Tommaso Alibrandi  [ it ]PRIRomeResignation2 August 1984
Marcello Zanfagna  [ it ] Michele Florino  [ it ]MSI-DNNaplesDeath20 September 1984
Mario Melis  [ it ] Giovanni Battista Columbu  [ it ]PSd'Az.CagliariResignation20 September 1984
Mauro Mellini René Andreani  [ it ]PRGenoaResignation20 September 1984
René Andreani  [ it ] Sergio Stanzani Ghedini  [ it ]PRGenoaResignation20 September 1984
Carlo Fusaro  [ it ] Roberto Barontini  [ it ]PRIFlorenceAnnulment20 September 1984
Roberto Cicciomessere Giuseppe Calderisi  [ it ]PRNaplesResignation14 November 1984
Rocco Curcio  [ it ] Antonio De Gregorio  [ it ]PCIPotenzaResignation12 June 1985
Nicola Scaglione  [ it ] Guido De Martino PSINaplesResignation12 June 1985
Benito Cazora  [ it ] Silvia Costa DCRomeAnnulment19 June 1985
Renato Dell'Andro  [ it ] Natale Pisicchio  [ it ]DCBariResignation24 July 1985
Nicola Monfredi  [ it ] Giuseppe Leone  [ it ]DCLecceDeath25 September 1985
Mario Birardi  [ it ] Mario Pinna  [ it ]PCICagliariJoined the Senate28 November 1985
Loris Fortuna Bortolo Mainardi  [ it ]PSIUdineDeath12 December 1985
Lodovico Ligato Mario Bruno Laganà  [ it ]DCCatanzaroResignation15 January 1986
Bortolo Mainardi  [ it ] Roberta Breda  [ it ]PSIUdineResignation15 January 1986
Piergiorgio Bressani Paolo Micolini DCUdineResignation16 January 1986
Ugo Spagnoli  [ it ] Viller Manfredini  [ it ]PCITurinResignation27 February 1986
Mario Monducci  [ it ] Francesco Quintavalla  [ it ]PRIParmaResignation6 March 1986
Fausto Bocchi  [ it ] Elena Montecchi  [ it ]PCIParmaDeath22 May 1986
Gianluigi Melega  [ it ] Franco Corleone PRBresciaResignation13 June 1986
Silvestro Ferrari  [ it ] Ettore Palmiro Pedroni  [ it ]DCMantuaDeath18 September 1986
Paolo Enrico Moro  [ it ] Giancarlo Galli  [ it ]DCComoResignation18 September 1986
Biagio Virgili  [ it ] Alberto Ferrandi  [ it ]PCITrentoResignation2 October 1986
Gianfranco Spadaccia Sergio Stanzani Ghedini  [ it ](previously elected for the Genoa constituency)PRBolognaResignation2 October 1986
Sergio Stanzani Ghedini  [ it ] Angiolo Bandinelli ( Marcello Crivellini  [ it ]: remained for the Como constituency)PRGenoa-2 October 1986
Adelaide Aglietta Alessandro Tessari  [ it ]PRVeronaResignation2 October 1986
Marco Pannella Emma Bonino (previously elected in 1983 and resigned)PRMilanResignation5 December 1986
Antonio Bernardi  [ it ] Liliana Albertini PCIParmaResignation11 December 1986
Enrico Manca Giampaolo Fatale  [ it ]PSIPerugiaResignation11 December 1986
Giampaolo Fatale  [ it ] Andrea Manna  [ it ]PSIPerugiaResignation29 January 1987
Giampaolo Pillitteri Michele Achilli PSIMilanResignation5 February 1987
Giuseppe Amadei Angelo Tansini  [ it ]PSDIParmaResignation5 February 1987
Giuseppe Calderisi  [ it ] Maria Teresa Di Lascia PRNaplesResignation19 February 1987
Roberto Mazzotta Roberto Confalonieri  [ it ]DCMilanResignation10 March 1987

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