In addition to leading the party that swept the European elections with 34% of the vote, Matthew Salvini he also set the record for preferences. He obtained a total of 2.364.384, applying in all five districts. Of these, 694.864 came from the North West and 550.010 from the North East.
But if the exploit of the Northern League leader was expected, the positive results of the two leaders chosen by Nicola Zingaretti were less obvious to demonstrate that the Democratic Party can make the left coexist with the moderates.
Giuliano Pisapia he collected 267.775 preferences and in the city of Milan he even managed to beat Salvini (71.459 to 57.047).
Voters who wrote the name of on the ballot Carlo Calenda they were even more: 275.161. And in Padua the former minister of economic development managed to overcome the number one of the Carroccio.
Silvio Berlusconi instead it reached the top of 561.774 preferences, however applying in 4 constituencies out of 5.
At the Center the former Knight has left room for Antonio Tajani, which had 63.365 votes.
Good result also for the leader of Fratelli d'Italia, Giorgia Meloni, who put together 480 preferences by adding up the 5 constituencies.
The Grillo Dino Giarrusso he was the most voted in the 5 Star Movement with 116.794 preferences, followed by Ignazio Corrao with 115.377.
Boom for Peter Bartolo, the doctor from Lampedusa candidate with the Democratic Party: 126.917 preferences in the Center and 135.098 in the Islands.
Among the most voted dem there are also the economist Irene Tinagli (106.121), which FIRSTonline interviewed before the election, Simona Bonafè (158.446) and David Sassoli (118.835)
Good result for Massimiliano Smeriglio, candidate of the left in the Democratic Party (67.242). Elizabeth Gualmini e Catherine Chinnici have exceeded one hundred thousand, Frank Roberti instead it reached 148.712.
Nothing to do, in the Forza Italia lists, for Alessandra mussolini, while Irene Pivetti he will have to wait for Berlusconi to indicate his constituency.
