1996 Italian Senate election in Lombardy

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1996 Italian Senate election in Lombardy

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All 47 Lombard seats in the Italian Senate
  Majority party Minority party
  Prodi Heiligendamm G8 2007 001 crop.jpg Silvio Berlusconi.jpg
Leader Romano Prodi Silvio Berlusconi
Party The Olive Tree Forza Italia
Alliance The Olive Tree Pole for Freedoms
Last election 19 seats, 34.2% 27 seats, 57.2%
Seats won 19 16
Seat change +6
Popular vote 1,924,113 1,853,453
Percentage 33.7% 32.8%
Swing -0.5% -10.8%

Majority before election

Pole of Freedoms

New Plurality

The Olive Tree

Lombardy renewed its delegation to the Italian Senate on April 21, 1996. This election was a part of national Italian general election of 1996 even if, according to the Italian Constitution, every senatorial challenge in each Region is a single and independent race.

The election was won by the centre-left coalition called The Olive Tree.

Electoral system[]

The intricate electoral system introduced in 1993, called Mattarella Law, provided 75% of the seats in the Senate as elected by first-past-the-post system, whereas the remaining 25% was assigned by a special proportional method that actually assigned the remaining seats to minority parties.

Results[]

Coalition votes votes (%) seats Party seats change
The Olive Tree 1,928,868 34.2 19 Democratic Party of the Left 11 Increase8
Italian People's Party 4 Increase1
Federation of the Greens 2 Increase2
Italian Renewal 1 Increase1
Italian Republican Party 1 Increase1
Pole for Freedoms 1,853,453 32.8 16 Forza Italia 10 Increase1
National Alliance 5 Increase4
Federalist Party 1 Increase1
Northern League 1,376,124 24.4 11 Northern League 11 Decrease15
Alliance of Progressives 50,235 0.9 1 Communist Refoundation Party 1 Decrease1
Others 437,745 7.7 - Others - -
Total coalitions 5,646,425 100.0 47 Total parties 47 =

Sources: Ministry of the Interior, Italian Senate

Constituencies[]

Constituency Winner Alliance Party Votes % Losers
1 Milan Central Carlo Scognamiglio Pole for Freedoms Forza Italia 47.9% G. Bianchini (Olive) 35.2%
L. Rossi (League) 10.9%
2 Milan East Pole for Freedoms Forza Italia 46.4% (Olive) 36.2%
G. Galimberti (League) 11.5%
3 Milan West Pole for Freedoms National Alliance 46.5% (Olive) 35.4%
P. Arpesani (League) 11.7%
4 Milan South Pole for Freedoms Forza Italia 41.5% (Olive) 38.6%
M. Bedoni (League) 13.1%
5 Milan North Leopoldo Elia Logo Ulivo 2006.png Italian People's Party 43.6% L. Strik (Pannella) 23.1%
M. Frigerio (League) 16.4%
6 Sesto San Giovanni Antonio Pizzinato Logo Ulivo 2006.png Democratic Party of the Left 42.7% (Pole) 38.1%
C. Pedrazzini (League) 12.9%
7 Lodi Logo Ulivo 2006.png Democratic Party of the Left 39.7% (Pole) 34.8%
G. Finaguerra (League) 17.2%
8 Rozzano Carlo Smuraglia Logo Ulivo 2006.png Democratic Party of the Left 40.8% (Pole) 40.1%
G. Lombardi (League) 12.7%
9 Abbiategrasso Pole for Freedoms National Alliance 34.4% F. Bonetti (Olive) 33.0%
G. Gadda (League) 25.5%
10 Rho Logo Ulivo 2006.png Federation of the Greens 36.5% F. Tofoni (Pole) 34.9%
G. Carnovali (League) 23.6%
11 Bollate Logo Ulivo 2006.png Democratic Party of the Left 38.1% P. Balzano (Pole) 34.0%
E. Busnelli (League) 21.5%
12 Cinisello Balsamo Patrizia Toia Logo Ulivo 2006.png Italian People's Party 43.8% (Pole) 35.0%
G. Tronconi (League) 15.2%
13 Seregno Pole for Freedoms Forza Italia 36.3% M. Pulcini (Olive) 29.8%
C. Monti (League) 27.6%
14 Monza Alfredo Mantica Pole for Freedoms National Alliance 38.1% (Olive) 37.0%
E. Merlo (League) 19.3%
15 Melzo Logo Ulivo 2006.png Democratic Party of the Left 41.6% M. Staglieno (Pole) 33.4%
S. Motta (League) 19.4%
16 Cologno Monzese Logo Ulivo 2006.png Federation of the Greens 40.2% (Pole) 39.0%
C. Marchini (League) 13.8%
17 Varese Pole for Freedoms National Alliance 33.1% M. Astuti (Olive) 29.9%
(League) 29.7%
18 Gallarate Northern League Northern League 34.6% G. Martinoli (Olive) 29.9%
G. Margutti (Pole) 29.2%
19 Busto Arsizio Pole for Freedoms Forza Italia 32.8% Francesco Speroni (League) 32.0%
M. Maggioni (Olive) 29.2%
20 Como Gianfranco Miglio Pole for Freedoms Federalist Party 35.2% G. Peruzzo (Olive) 29.3%
G. Ostinelli (League) 27.2%
21 Cantù Northern League Northern League 32.3% G. Manfredi (Pole) 31.3%
P. Giovanni (Olive) 29.5%
22 Brescia Logo Ulivo 2006.png Democratic Party of the Left 38.9% R. Conti (Pole) 30.6%
G. Giudici (League) 24.7%
23 Lumezzane Northern League Northern League 41.8% A. Gregorelli (Olive) 30.9%
L. Becchetti (Pole) 25.4%
24 Desenzano del Garda Giovanni Bruni Logo Ulivo 2006.png Italian Renewal 33.1% Massimo Wilde (League) 31.0%
I. Formentini (Pole) 28.4%
25 Chiari Northern League Northern League 32.9% B. Mazzotti (Olive) 32.3%
G.Gei (Pole) 27.8%
26 Suzzara Alliance of Progressives Communist Refoundation Party 34.3% F. Marenghi (Pole) 30.5%
I. Maffini (League) 24.7%
27 Mantua Logo Ulivo 2006.png Democratic Party of the Left 43.9% R. Freddi (Pole) 28.3%
A. Cattaneo (League) 20.2%
28 Cremona Logo Ulivo 2006.png Italian People's Party 38.7% G. Galli (Pole) 31.9%
B. Bruttomesso (League) 21.8%
29 Pavia Logo Ulivo 2006.png Democratic Party of the Left 37.0% G. Beccaria (Pole) 34.6%
L. Verderio (League) 19.2%
30 Vigevano Pole for Freedoms Forza Italia 37.8% C. Broli (Olive) 34.6%
G. Desigis (League) 19.3%
31 Bergamo Logo Ulivo 2006.png Italian People's Party 32.3% Sergio Rossi (League) 31.9%
L. Caputo (Pole) 29.1%
32 Albino Vito Gnutti Northern League Northern League 44.8% G. Giupponi (Olive) 26.7%
G. Bettera (Pole) 22.3%
33 Treviglio Northern League Northern League 35.5% L. Gelpi (Olive) 29.5%
M. Signorelli (Pole) 27.7%
34 Sondrio Northern League Northern League 36.8% M. Gallo (Pole) 28.6%
R. Pedrini (Olive) 27.0%
35 Lecco Roberto Castelli Northern League Northern League 33.3% V. Addis (Olive) 32.9%
P. Fiocchi (Pole) 27.1%

Additional senators[]

  • Pole for Freedoms
  1. (National Alliance, 40.1%)
  2. (Forza Italia, 39.0%)
  3. (Forza Italia, 38.1%)
  4. (Forza Italia, 35.0%)
  5. (Forza Italia, 34.8%)
  • The Olive Tree
  1. (Italian Republican Party, 38.6%)
  2. (Democratic Party of the Left, 37.0%)
  3. (Democratic Party of the Left, 36.2%)
  4. (Democratic Party of the Left, 35.4%)
  • Lega Nord
  1. Francesco Speroni (Lega Nord, 32.0%)[1]
  2. Sergio Rossi (Lega Nord, 31.9%)
  3. Massimo Wilde (Lega Nord, 31.0%)

Notes[]

  1. ^ He resigned in 1999 when he became MEP. He was then substituted by .
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