United States of Europe (electoral list)

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United States of Europe
Stati Uniti d'Europa
Leaders Emma Bonino
Matteo Renzi
Founded27 March 2024
Ideology Liberalism
European federalism
Political position Centre
Colours  Yellow
Chamber of Deputies
11 / 400
Senate
7 / 200
European Parliament
0 / 76

United States of Europe (Italian : Stati Uniti d'Europa, SUE) was a pro-European and liberal electoral list in Italy founded by Emma Bonino and Matteo Renzi to compete in the 2024 European parliament elections in Italy. [1] [2] The list, centred around More Europe and Italia Viva and including other centrist minor parties, was launched in March 2024 in Rome, with the aim of taking part in the 2024 European Parliament election. [3] The list earned 3.77% of the vote but failed to break the 4% threshold of the vote, thus failing to gain any MEPs. [4]

Contents

Composition

Founding member parties

PartiesMain ideologyLeader(s) European affiliation European Parliament group
Italia Viva (IV) Third Way Matteo Renzi European Democratic Party (EDP) Renew Europe (RE)
Piu Europa Logo.png More Europe (+E) Liberalism Emma Bonino Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Party (ALDE)no MEPs
Italian Socialist Party (PSI) [5] Social democracy Enzo Maraio Party of European Socialists (PES)no MEPs
Italian Radicals (RI) [6] Cultural liberalism Matteo Hallissey Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Party (ALDE)no MEPs
Logo of the European Liberal Democrats.png European Liberal Democrats (LDE) [7] Liberalism Andrea Marcucci Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Party (ALDE)no MEPs
Logo L'Italia c'e.jpg L'Italia c'è (IC'è) [8] Liberalism Gianfranco Librandi European Democratic Party (EDP)no MEPs

Associate parties

PartiesMain ideologyLeader(s) European affiliation European Parliament group
Us of the Centre (NDC) [9] Christian democracy Clemente Mastella no affiliationno MEPs
Social Democrats (SD) [10] Social democracy Umberto Costi no affiliationno MEPs
European Civics Federation (FCE) [11] Europeanism no affiliationno MEPs

Candidates by constituency

North-West Italy

Candidates [12] Parties
Emma Bonino (Lead candidate) More Europe (+E)
Gianfranco Librandi L'Italia c'è (IC'è)
Raffaella Paita, also known as "Lella" Italia Viva (IV)
Marco Taradash More Europe (+E), Italian Radicals (RI)
Paolo Giovanni Micheli European Democratic Party (EDP) (nominee by Italia Viva (IV))
Alessandro Cecchi Paone Italian Radicals (RI), More Europe (+E)
Patrizia De Grazia Italian Radicals (RI) (endorsed also by More Europe (+E))
Enrica Cattaneo Italian Socialist Party (PSI)
Nadia Gallo European Liberal Democrats (LDE)
Maria MikaelyanCommunity of Free Russians in Italy (nominee by More Europe (+E))
Vittorio Barazzotto Italia Viva (IV)
Matteo Di Maio More Europe (+E), Italian Radicals (RI)
Federico Rossi Italia Viva (IV)
Simona Emanuela Anna Carolina Viola More Europe (+E)
Luca Perego European Liberal Democrats (LDE)
Davide Falteri Italia Viva (IV)
Daria De Luca Italian Socialist Party (PSI)
Alessandra Franzi Italia Viva (IV)
Antonella Soldo Italian Radicals (RI), More Europe (+E)
Matteo Renzi Italia Viva (IV)

North-East Italy

Candidates [12] Parties
Graham Watson (Lead candidate) UK Lib Dems (nominee by European Liberal Democrats (LDE))
Antonella Soldo Italian Radicals (RI), More Europe (+E)
Giulia Pigoni Italia Viva (IV)
Davide Bendinelli Italia Viva (IV)
Gabriella ChiellinoIndependent
Muharem Saljihu, also known as "Marco" More Europe (+E)
Maria Laura Moretti European Liberal Democrats (LDE)
Giorgio Pasetto More Europe (+E)
Francesco Bragagni Italian Socialist Party (PSI)
Marina Sorina More Europe (+E)
Luigi Giordani Italian Socialist Party (PSI)
Fabio Valcanover Italian Radicals (RI), More Europe (+E)
Aurora Pezzuto European Liberal Democrats (LDE)
Nicola Cesari Italia Viva (IV)
Katerina Shmorhav, also known as "Katya""Malva" Association - Ravenna's Ukrainians (nominee by More Europe (+E))

Central Italy

Candidates [12] Parties
Giandomenico Caiazza (Lead candidate) Radical Independent (nominee by More Europe (+E))
Emma Bonino More Europe (+E)
Marietta Tidei Italia Viva (IV)
Eric Mauritin JozsefEuropaNow! (nominee by More Europe (+E))
Emanuela Pistoia European Liberal Democrats (LDE) (endorsed also by More Europe (+E))
Rosa Di Giorgi Italia Viva (IV)
Olga Surinova More Europe (+E)
Gerardo Stefanelli Italia Viva (IV)
Gianluca Misuraca More Europe (+E)
Silvia Bertolucci European Liberal Democrats (LDE)
Manuela Albertella Italia Viva (IV)
Giuseppina Bonaviri Italian Socialist Party (PSI)
Francesco Cappelletti European Liberal Democrats (LDE)
Tiziano Busca Italian Socialist Party (PSI)
Matteo Renzi Italia Viva (IV)

Southern Italy

Candidates [12] Parties
Vincenzo Maraio, also known as "Enzo" (Lead candidate) Italian Socialist Party (PSI) (endorsed also by Social Democrats (SD) and European Civics Federation (FCE))
Manuela Zambrano More Europe (+E), Italian Radicals (RI)
Nicola Caputo Italia Viva (IV)
Alessandrina Lonardo Mastella Us of the Centre (NDC)
Teresa Bellanova Italia Viva (IV)
Caterina Miraglia Italia Viva (IV)
Alfonso Maria Gallo More Europe (+E), Italian Radicals (RI)
Emanuela Pistoia European Liberal Democrats (LDE) (endorsed also by More Europe (+E))
Massimiliano Stellato Italia Viva (IV)
Stefano Mascaro Italia Viva (IV)
Adriano Pasculli De Angelis Italia Viva (IV)
Giovanna Catacchio Italian Socialist Party (PSI)
Giuseppe Varacalli Italia Viva (IV)
Filomena Greco Italia Viva (IV)
Antonio Rubino Italia Viva (IV)
Elenora Stomeo detta Claudia More Europe (+E), Italian Radicals (RI)
Annunziata Paese Italia Viva (IV)
Matteo Renzi Italia Viva (IV)

Italian Islands

Candidates [12] Parties
Rita Bernardini (Lead candidate) Radical independent (endorsed also by More Europe (+E) and Social Democrats (SD))
Francesco Concetto Calanna European Liberal Democrats (LDE) (endorsed also by More Europe (+E) and Social Democrats (SD))
Fabrizio Micari Italia Viva (IV)
Valentina Falletta Italia Viva (IV)
Pietrina Putzolu Italian Socialist Party (PSI)
Luca Ballatore Italian Socialist Party (PSI)
Carola Politi More Europe (+E)
Matteo Renzi Italia Viva (IV)

Election results

European Parliament

ElectionLeaderVotes %Seats+/–EP Group
2024 Emma Bonino
Matteo Renzi 		883,295 (7th)3.77
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