In Campania the center-left holds, which would also have a slight advantage in Tuscany where, however, uncertainty still reigns supreme. Head to head in Puglia, while in Liguria and Veneto the center-right is confirmed in power. Makes towards the right turn. This is the summary of the data coming from the exit polls on the regional elections.
We are dealing, it must be specified again, with exit polls carried out by the Opinio Italia consortium for Rai. For the real results we will have to wait, but the first data seem to confirm the expectations of the polls.
Going into details in Toscana, Eugenio Giani (centre-left) is at 43,5-47,5 per cent, while Susanna Ceccardi (centre-right) would be between 40 and 44%. Followed by Irene Galletti (M5S) 4,5-6,5%, Tommaso Fattori (Civica) 2-4%.
In Campania the voters would have confirmed in the seat of Governor Vincenzo De Luca (centre-left, given between 54 and 58%. Between 23 and 27% the candidate of the centre-right, Stefano Caldoro. Valeria Ciarambino (M5s) is at 10,5-14,5 .XNUMX%
In Veneto Luca Zaia (centre-right) wins hands down, which according to the exit polls would be between 72-76%. Arturo Lorenzoni of the centre-left is 16-20%. Between 3 and 5% the candidate of the 5 Star Movement, Enrico Cappelletti, with 0,2% Gadagnini (Civica). Observers are also waiting to see if Governor Zaia's personal list has surpassed that of the League.
In Liguria the polls give the outgoing Governor, Giovanni Toti (centre-right), a large advantage, who would have achieved a result between 51 and 55%, followed by Ferruccio Sansa (centre-left) with 38-42%.
Great expectations also for the result of the Market, where the exit polls assign the victory to Francesco Acquaroli (47-51%), deputy of the Brothers of Italy and sole candidate of the centre-right. The center-left candidate Maurizio Mangialardi would instead be between 34% and 38%. Further back the candidate of the M5s, Gian Mario Mercorelli, (between 7% and 9%) and that of the Depends on Us list Roberto Mancini (between 1,5% and 3,5%).
The most uncertain result for the moment is that of Puglia, where Raffaele Fitto (centre-right) and Michele Emiliano (centre-left) are neck and neck with 39-43%. Antonella Laricchia (M5S) follows at 11-15% and Ivan Scalfarotto (Italia Viva) at 1-3%.
Finally, the Valle d'Aosta, where a different electoral system is in force compared to the other regions. League first party, with 20-24%. This is followed by Progetto Civico Progressista (which also includes the Democratic Party) with 13-17%, the Union Valdoteaine (11-15%) and the centre-right (FI and Fdi-Meloni) with 8-10%.
