List of presidents of Lazio

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This is the list of presidents of Lazio since 1970.

Presidents elected by the Regional Council (1970–1995)
N.NameTerm of officePolitical partyLegislature
1Girolamo Mechelli1 September 197017 January 1972 Christian Democracy I (1970)
2Luigi Cipriani17 January 197223 October 1973 Christian Democracy
3Rinaldo Santini23 October 197322 September 1975 Christian Democracy
4Roberto Palleschi22 September 197523 March 1976 Italian Socialist Party II (1975)
5Maurizio Ferrara23 March 19765 August 1977 Italian Communist Party
6Giulio Santarelli5 August 19778 August 1980 Italian Socialist Party
8 August 198024 March 1983III (1980)
7Bruno Landi24 March 198318 April 1984 Italian Socialist Party
8Gabriele Panizzi18 April 198431 July 1985 Italian Socialist Party
9Sebastiano Montali31 July 198517 May 1987 Italian Socialist Party IV (1985)
(7)Bruno Landi17 May 198727 July 1990 Italian Socialist Party
10Rodolfo Gigli27 July 19905 August 1992 Christian Democracy V (1990)
11Giorgio Pasetto5 August 199221 February 1994 Christian Democracy
12Carlo Proietti21 February 199418 January 1995 Italian Socialist Party
13Arturo Osio18 January 199519 May 1995 Federation of the Greens
Directly-elected presidents (since 1995)
N.PortraitPresidentTerm of officeTenure
(Years and days)		PartyCompositionLegislature
14 Piero Badaloni 1996.jpg Piero Badaloni
(1946– )		19 May
1995		12 May
2000		4 years, 359 days Independent /
The Democrats 		The Olive Tree
PDS–PRC–PPI–FdV–PRI 		VI
(1995)
15 Francesco Storace.jpg Francesco Storace
(1959– )		12 May
2000		2 May
2005		4 years, 355 days National Alliance House of Freedoms
AN–FI–CCD–CDU 		VII
(2000)
16 Marrazzo 2006.jpg Piero Marrazzo
(1958– )		2 May
2005		27 October
2009 [lower-alpha 1] 		4 years, 178 days Independent /
Democratic Party 		The Union
Ulivo/PD–PRC–FdV–PdCI–UDEUR–IdV 		VIII
(2005)
17 Renata Polverini 2009 (cropped).jpg Renata Polverini
(1962– )		16 April
2010		12 March
2013 [lower-alpha 2] 		2 years, 330 days The People of Freedom LP–PdL–UdC–LD IX
(2010)
18 Nicola Zingaretti 2012 crop.jpg Nicola Zingaretti
(1965– )		12 March
2013		19 March
2018		9 years, 243 days Democratic Party Italy. Common Good
PD–SEL–PSI–CD 		X
(2013)
19 March
2018		10 November
2022 [lower-alpha 3] 		PD–LeU–+Eu–CS–M5S [lower-alpha 4] XI
(2018)
19 Francesco Rocca Meeting di Rimini 2021 (cropped).jpg Francesco Rocca
(1965– )		2 March
2023		Incumbent0 days Independent
(close to FdI)		 FdI–League–FI–UdC XII
(2023)
  1. ↑ Resigned after a sex scandal. His deputy Esterino Montino (PD) held the office till a new regional election was called.
  2. ↑ Resigned on 27 September 2012 after a corruption scandal. She remained in office as acting President till a new regional election was called.
  3. ↑ Resigned after being elected to the Chamber of Deputies. His deputy Daniele Leodori (PD) held the office till the following regional election.
  4. ↑ Since 2021.

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