Elections in Apulia

This page gathers the results of elections in Apulia.

Apulia
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Apulia

Regional elections

Latest regional election
Main article: 2020 Apulian regional election

In the latest regional election, which took place on 20–21 September 2020, Michele Emiliano of the Democratic Party was re-elected President with 46.8% of the vote.

20–21 September 2020 Apulian regional election results
Candidates Votes % Seats Parties Votes % Seats
Michele Emiliano 871,028 46.78 1 Democratic Party 289,188 17.25 16
With Emiliano 110,559 6.59 6
Populars with Emiliano 99,621 5.94 5
Civic Sense – A New Olive Tree for Apulia 69,780 4.16 –
Italy in Common 64,886 3.87 –
Solidary and Green Apulia 63,725 3.80 –
Emiliano Mayor of Apulia 43,404 2.59 –
Animalist Party 5,573 0.33 –
Alternative Left 4,192 0.25 –
Pensioners and Disabled 3,119 0.19 –
Party of the South 1,410 0.08 –
Thought and Action Party 1,243 0.07 –
Independent South 1,179 0.07 –
Christian Democracy 1,047 0.06 –
Open Society Association – The Liberals 806 0.05 –
Total 759,732 45.32 27
Raffaele Fitto 724,928 38.93 1 Brothers of Italy 211,693 12.63 6
League Salvini Apulia 160,507 9.57 4
Forza Italia 149,399 8.91 4
Apulia Tomorrow 141,201 8.42 3
Union of the Centre – New PSI 31,736 1.89 –
Total 694,536 41.43 17
Antonella Laricchia 207,038 11.12 – Five Star Movement 165,243 9.86 5
Future Apulia 9,897 0.59 –
Total 175,140 10.45 5
Ivan Scalfarotto 29,808 1.60 – Italia Viva 18,025 1.08 –
Scalfarotto for President 5,062 0.30 –
Green Future 1,888 0.11 –
Total 24,975 1.49 –
Mario Conca 16,531 0.89 – Apulian Citizens 12,162 0.73 –
Nicola Cesaria 7,222 0.39 – Work Environment Constitution 5,880 0.35 –
Pierfranco Bruni 3,115 0.17 – Tricolour Flame 2,362 0.14 –
Andrea D'Agosto 2,353 0.13 – Reconquer Italy 1,712 0.10 –
Blank and invalid votes 149,658 7.44
Total candidates 1,862,023 100.00 2 Total parties 1,676,499 100.00 49
Registered voters/turnout 3,565,013 56.43
Source: Ministry of the Interior – Results

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