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Marche regional elections 2020, the results live: according to the first projections of the SWG for La 7, in the Marche region, the center-right candidate Francesco is in the lead Acquaroli, Fdi, with 47.7%, is followed by Maurizio Mangialardi Pd. IV with 36% and Gian Mario Mercorelli, M5s, with 11%.
Regional elections 2020, seats closed. Rai’s exit poll: center left, later in Tuscany. Puglia in the balance. Referendum, yes to 60-64%
From center left forward in (Giani with 43.5% -47.5% Ceccardi 40-44%), on the balance sheet (Emiliano 39-43%, Fitto 39-43%). Yes, a clear advantage in the referendum on the cut of parliamentarians: 60-64%. These are the results of the Rai exit polls with the polls just closed. There is no match in Veneto according to instant polls: Zaia 70-74%, Lorenzoni 16-20%.
Brands, candidates on the list
Eight candidates in the race for the first regional position: Francesco Acquaroli (center-right coalition, indicated by Fdi), Sabrina Banzato (Vox Populi), Alessandra Contigiani (Reconquer Italy), Roberto Mancini (‘It depends on the no’), Maurizio Mangialardi (center-left coalition), Gian Mario Mercorelli (Five Star Movement), Fabio Pasquinelli (Communist Party) and Anna Rita Iannetti (‘No Vax’ movement). In the Marches, 1,310,843 people are called to the polls who will elect the tenth president of the Region and 30 regional councilors from among the 510 candidates on the lists that support the eight candidates for governor. The Ancona district will elect 9 councilors, Pesaro 7, Macerata 6, Fermo 4, Ascoli Piceno 4, in accordance with the provisions of the electoral law of Marche. The first data on partial participation will be recorded at 12 today.
Regional elections 2020, the data
The electoral law, which regulates regional voting in the Marche region, dates back to 2015 and provides for a single round without the possibility of voting. The candidate who gets one point more than his rivals is elected governor. The 2015 electoral law reduced the number of seats in the regional council from 42 to 30. Each constituency elects a variable number of candidates (9 in Ancona, 7 in Pesaro, 6 in Macerata, 4 respectively in Ascoli and Fermo). The majority prize consists of 16 seats if the winner obtains a percentage of votes of 34 to 37%; the seats become 17 if the consensus is between 37 and 40% and 18 if the winner obtains more than 40% of the votes. In the Marche region, there is a threshold of 5% or 3% if the coalition has reached this figure on average throughout the region; no separate vote is foreseen. Last updated: 18:07
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