2000 Calabrian regional election

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2000 Calabrian regional election
← 1995 16 April 2000 2005 →
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Leader Giuseppe Chiaravalloti
Party Forza Italia People's Party
Alliance House of Freedoms The Olive Tree
Seats won 26 17
Seat change Steady Increase 1
Popular vote 545,186 532,222
Percentage 49.9% 48.7%
Swing Increase 1.0%[1] Increase 1.3%[2]
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President before election


Italian People's Party

Subsequent President

Giuseppe Chiaravalloti
Forza Italia

Politics of Calabria
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The Calabrian regional election of 2000 took place on 16 April 2000.

Giuseppe Chiaravalloti (Forza Italia, House of Freedoms) was narrowly elected President of the Region.

Results[]

Coalitions and parties votes votes (%) seats
reg. list 		seats
prov. lists
Giuseppe Chiaravalloti 545,186 49.85 8 18
Forza Italia 194,295 18.25 → 7
National Alliance 110,478 10.38 → 4
Christian Democratic Centre 71,957 6.76 → 3
United Christian Democrats 68,955 6.48 → 2
Socialist Party 29,206 2.74 → 1
The Liberals Sgarbi 15,689 1.47 → 1
Tricolour Flame 15,166 1.42 → -
Segni Pact 14,489 1.36 → -
Italian Republican Party – Popular Centre 12,840 1.21 → -
532,222 48.66 1 16
Democrats of the Left 152,085 14.28 → 5
Italian People's Party 83,277 7.82 → 3
Union of Democrats for Europe 66,152 6.21 → 2
Italian Democratic Socialists 64,385 6.05 → 2
The Democrats 44,562 4.19 → 1
Party of Italian Communists 32,700 3.07 → 1
Communist Refoundation Party 31,515 2.96 → 1
Federation of the Greens 16,732 1.57 → 1
Mancini List – Southern Movement 15,801 1.48 → -
Italian Renewal 14,713 1.38 → -
9,840 0.90 - -
Civil Rights 4,941 0.46 → -
Antonio Marzano 6,413 0.59 - -
Bonino List 4,808 0.45 → -
Total 1,093,661 100.00 9 34

Source: Ministry of the Interior

References[]

  1. ^ The swing comes from the combined result of the House of Freedoms (44.1%), PRI (3.4%) and MSFT (1.4%) in the 1995 regional election.
  2. ^ The swing comes from the combined result of The Olive Tree (37.9%) and PRC (9.5%) in the 1995 regional election.
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