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If the game of the governors of the regions seems to be resolved with a 3-3 tie between center left and center right, which parties can claim victory or meditate on defeat by looking at the list of votes? From the projections, which guarantee a very limited margin of error, some trends already seem to be making their way: the comeback of Fratelli d’Italia to the Lega in the center-right “derby”, the new decline of the M5S, the feat phenomenal from the personal list by Luca Zaia in Veneto. All the components that will be reflected in the balance of power between the parties.
Matteo Salvini is perhaps the leader who was least smiled by the return of the Regionals. His candidate Susanna Ceccardi did not conquer the Tuscan “red fort” while the other candidate of the Lega, Luca Zaia, reported a plebiscite. But the president’s personal payroll (40.5% of the votes attributed by projections) contributed a lot to this victory, compared to 15% in the League. The latter had “printed” 49.8% in the European Championships and 17.8% in the 2015 regional championships. Also in other territories, Salvini’s party registered significant decreases compared to the 2019 European Championship, when not goal seemed excluded: in Tuscany it would go from 31 to 21.5, in Marche from 25 to 22, in Puglia from 25.3 to 7.9, in Liguria from 33.8 to 16.2, in Campania from 19.2 to 7.7.
Another special observation of these elections was Giorgia Meloni: mission accomplished in Marche where the candidate for governor of Fdi Francesco Acquaroli is affirmed, not so in Puglia where Raffaele Fitto (whom the polls saw close to victory) gives way to the president in exercise Michele Emiliano. In all regions, however, Meloni erodes the detachment that separated him from Matteo Salvini’s League. The two center-right parties are only divided by a single point in Marche, out of 7 in Tuscany and Liguria. Power relations turned upside down in Puglia, where Meloni would charge 13.3 and Salvini 7.9. In Campania it is still a face to face.
Local elections have hardly ever given the M5S great satisfaction and even in this circumstance I pentastellati they suffer strong detachments from the winning parties: in Puglia (where the Movement expanded more than 40% under the policies of 2018) it does not exceed 10.8, in Liguria it is 10.1. Single digit results in the other regions: 9 in Marche, 7.3 in Tuscany and even 3.5 in Veneto.
The result reported by the Pd remains to be recorded: the Zingaretti party it is by far the most voted in Tuscany (almost 34%), but also in the Marche region, albeit with a much smaller margin (23) and in Puglia (17.3). For the democrats it is not so good (but this is not new) in the north: in Veneto they only collect 12%; in Liguria the figure is better (19.4) but it is not enough to beat Governor Toti’s “Cambiamo” list, which reaches 22.1.
September 21, 2020 (change September 21, 2020 | 20:19)
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