Endorsements in the 2016 Italian constitutional referendum

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This page lists individuals and organisations who publicly expressed an opinion regarding the 2016 Italian constitutional referendum.

Yes[]

Members of the government and institutions[]

Giorgio Napolitano

Presidents of Italy[]

Former

  • Giorgio Napolitano, 11th President of Italy (Independent)

Presidents of the Senate[]

Current

  • Piero Grasso, 39th President of the Senate (PD)

Former

  • Franco Marini, 37th President of the Senate (PD)
  • Marcello Pera, 36th President of the Senate (Independent) [1]

Presidents of the Chamber of Deputies[]

Current

  • Laura Boldrini, 41st President of the Chamber of Deputies (SI)

Former

  • Pier Ferdinando Casini, 38th President of the Chamber of Deputies (UdC) [1]
  • Luciano Violante, 37th President of the Chamber of Deputies (PD)

Prime Ministers[]

Matteo Renzi

Current

Former

Ministers[]

Maria Elena Boschi
Pier Carlo Padoan

Current

  • Angelino Alfano, Minister of the Interior (NCD)
  • Maria Elena Boschi, Minister of Constitutional Reform (PD)
  • Carlo Calenda, Minister of Economic Development (Independent)
  • Enrico Costa, Minister of Regional Affairs and Autonomies (NCD)
  • Graziano Delrio, Minister of Infrastructures and Transports (PD)
  • Dario Franceschini, Minister of Culture and Tourism (PD)
  • Gian Luca Galletti, Minister of Environment (UdC)
  • Paolo Gentiloni, Minister of Foreign Affairs (PD)
  • Stefania Giannini, Minister of Education, University and Research (PD)
  • Beatrice Lorenzin, Minister of Health (NCD)
  • Marianna Madia, Minister of Public Administration (PD)
  • Maurizio Martina, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Forestry Policies (PD)
  • Andrea Orlando, Minister of Justice (PD)
  • Pier Carlo Padoan, Minister of Economy and Finance (Independent)
  • Roberta Pinotti, Minister of Defense (PD)
  • Giuliano Poletti, Minister of Labour and Social Policies (Independent)

Former

  • Fabrizio Barca, Minister for Territorial Cohesion (PD)
  • Emma Bonino, Minister of Foreign Affairs (RI) [1]
  • Paolo De Castro, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Forestry Policies (PD)
  • Cesare Damiano, Minister of Labour (PD)
  • Linda Lanzillotta, Minister for Regional Affairs (PD)
  • Maurizio Lupi, Minister of Infrastructures and Transports (NCD)
  • Giuseppe Fioroni, Minister of Education (PD)
  • Giovanna Melandri, Minister of Youth Policies and Sports (PD)
  • Arturo Parisi, Minister of Defense (PD)
  • Francesco Rutelli, Minister of Cultural Heritage and Tourism (PD)

Members of local governments[]

President of Regions[]

Stefano Bonaccini

Current

  • Stefano Bonaccini, President of Emilia-Romagna (PD)
  • Luca Ceriscioli, President of Marche (PD)
  • Sergio Chiamparino, President of Piedmont (PD)
  • Rosario Crocetta, President of Sicily (PD)
  • Vincenzo De Luca, President of Campania (PD)
  • Catiuscia Marini, President of Umbria (PD)
  • Mario Oliverio, President of Calabria (PD)
  • Francesco Pigliaru, President of Sardinia (PD)
  • Augusto Rollandin, President of Aosta Valley (UV)
  • Enrico Rossi, President of Tuscany (PD)
  • Ugo Rossi, President of Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol (PATT)
  • Debora Serracchiani, President of Friuli-Venezia Giulia (PD)
  • Nicola Zingaretti, President of Lazio (PD)

Mayors of main cities[]

Giuseppe Sala
Walter Veltroni

Current

Former

  • Walter Veltroni, Mayor of Rome (PD) [1]

Members of the Parliament[]

Members of the Chamber of Deputies[]

Current

Sandro Gozi

Former

  • [2]
  • Mariotto Segni (Independent) [4]

Members of the Senate[]

Anna Finocchiaro
Paolo De Castro

Members of provincial councils[]

Former Members of provincial councils[]

European institutions[]

Member of the European Parliament[]

International political figures[]

Barack Obama

Head of states and governments[]

  • Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission[6]
  • Barack Obama, 44th President of the United States[7]
  • Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany[8]

National ministers and secretaries[]

  • Thomas de Maiziere, Minister of the Interior of Germany [9]
  • Wolfgang Schaeuble, Minister of Finance of Germany [10]

International organisations[]

  • Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development[11]
  • International Monetary Fund[12]

Notable individuals[]

Businesspersons[]

Sergio Marchionne
  • Flavio Briatore, businessman [13]
  • Claudio Descalzi, CEO of Eni[1]
  • Sergio Marchionne, CEO of FCA[14]
  • Mauro Moretti, CEO of Finmeccanica[1]
  • Marco Tronchetti Provera, CEO of Pirelli[1]

Presenters and journalists[]

Michele Santoro
  • Ilaria D'Amico, commentator and television host[15]
  • Gad Lerner, journalist, television presenter and writer [15]
  • Michele Santoro, journalist and television presenter [15]
  • Natasha Stefanenko, model and television presenter [13]

University and academic figures[]

  • Giuseppe Galasso, historian [15]

Constitutional judges and lawyer[]

  • Sabino Cassese, former judge of the Constitutional Court of Italy[1]

University professors and judges letter[]

On 23 May, replying to the Constitutionalists letter standing for the "No", 193 judges and professors in various universities of Italy signed a letter to support the "Yes". Notable signatories included:[16][17][18][19]

Others[]

  • Stefano Boeri, architect and urban planner [15]
  • Andrea Carandini, historian of arts [1]

Celebrities[]

Actors and film directors[]

Paolo Sorrentino
Roberto Benigni
Luca Zingaretti
  • Stefano Accorsi, actor [15]
  • Francesca Archibugi, film director [15]
  • Roberto Benigni, actor, comedian, screenwriter and film director [15]
  • Roberto Bolle, dancer [15]
  • Massimo Bottura, chef [15]
  • Liliana Cavani, film director [15]
  • Cristiana Capotondi, actress [15]
  • Cristina Comencini, film director and scriptwriter [15]
  • Ivan Cotroneo, film director and scriptwriter [15]
  • Emma Dante, writer and actress [15]
  • Fabio De Luigi, actor and comedian [15]
  • Pierfrancesco Favino, actor [15]
  • Isabella Ferrari, actress [15]
  • Beppe Fiorello, actor [15]
  • Carla Fracci, actress and ballet dancer [2]
  • Massimo Ghini, actor [15]
  • Simona Izzo, actress and film director [15]
  • Valeria Marini, model and actress [2]
  • Andrea Occhipinti, actor and producer [15]
  • Silvio Orlando, actor [15]
  • Ferzan Özpetek, film director and screenwriter [15]
  • Michele Placido, actor and film director [15]
  • Alessandro Preziosi, actor [15]
  • Gabriele Salvatores, film director and screenwriter [15]
  • Stefania Sandrelli, actress [15]
  • Giulio Scarpati, actor [15]
  • Elena Sofia Ricci, actress [1]
  • Paolo Sorrentino, film director and screenwriter [15]
  • Oliviero Toscani, photographer [2]
  • Ricky Tognazzi, actor and film director [15]
  • Pamela Villoresi, actress [15]
  • Paolo Virzì, film director and screenwriter [15]
  • Luca Zingaretti, actor [15]

Singers and producers[]

Andrea Bocelli
  • Piero Barone, singer and member of Il Volo[15]
  • Andrea Bocelli, classical tenor [15]
  • Ignazio Boschetto, singer and member of Il Volo[15]
  • Caterina Caselli, singer and producer [15]
  • Gianluca Ginoble, singer and member of Il Volo[15]
  • Zubin Mehta, Indian conductor of Western classical music [15]

Writers and artists[]

  • Federico Moccia, writer [15]
  • Susanna Tamaro, novelist [15]

Sportspeople[]

Gianluigi Buffon
  • Gianluigi Buffon, football goalkeeper[20]
  • Marco Tardelli, former football player and manager [15]
  • Alex Zanardi, racing driver and paracyclist [15]

Organisations[]

Committees[]

Logo Campaign Slogan Website
Basta un Sì logo.png Just a Yes Basta un Sì www.bastaunsi.it

Main political parties[]

Parties Political orientation Leaders Ref
Democratic Party (PD) Social democracy Matteo Renzi [21]
New Centre-Right (NCD) Conservatism Angelino Alfano [22]
Liberal Popular Alliance (ALA) Centrism Denis Verdini [23]
Civic Choice (SC) Liberalism Enrico Zanetti [24][25]
Italian Socialist Party (PSI) Social democracy Riccardo Nencini [26][27]
Act! (Fare) Federalism Flavio Tosi [28]
Democratic Centre (CD) Christian left Bruno Tabacci [29]
Italy of Values (IdV) Populism Ignazio Messina [30]

Minor parties[]

Parties Political orientation Leaders Ref
South Tyrolean People's Party (SVP) Regionalism Philipp Achammer [31]
Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party (PATT) Regionalism Linda Tamanini [32]
Valdostan Union (UV) Regionalism Carlo Marzi [33]
Edelweiss (SA) Regionalism Ennio Pastoret [33]
Union for Trentino (UpT) Regionalism Fabio Pipinato [34]
Ladin Autonomist Union (UAL) Progressivism Michele Anesi [35]
Liberal Democrats (LD) Liberalism Daniela Melchiorre [36]
Italian Radicals (RI) Liberalism Emma Bonino [37]
Italian Republican Party (PRI) Liberalism Francesco Nucara [38]
Centrists for Sicily (CpS) Christian democracy Giampiero D'Alia [39][40][41][42]

European political parties[]

Parties Political orientation Leaders Ref
Party of European Socialists (PES) Social democracy Sergei Stanishev [43]

Trade unions and business organisations[]

Organisations Political and cultural orientation Secretaries
General Confederation of Italian Industry (Confindustria)[44] Employers and businesses' organisation Vincenzo Boccia
Italian Confederation of Workers' Trade Unions (CISL)[45] Christian democracy Annamaria Furlan
National Confederation of Direct Growers (Coldiretti)[46] Direct growers' interests Roberto Moncalvo
General Confederation of Italian Agriculture (Confagricoltura)[47] Farmers' interests Mario Guidi
Italian Farmers' Confederation (CIA)[48] Farmers' interests Dino Scanavino
Italian General Confederation of Enterprise, Professional Activities and Autonomous Work (Confcommercio)[49] Autonomous workers' interests Corrado Augusto Patrignani

Newspapers[]

Newspapers Political and cultural orientation
L'Unità[50] Social democracy[51]
Il Foglio[52] Liberal conservatism
Avanti![53] Social democracy
Blitz Quotidiano[54] Social liberalism

Periodicals[]

Periodicals Political and cultural orientation
La Civiltà Cattolica[55][56] Periodical published by the Society of Jesus
Mondoperaio[57] Monthly journal, official organ of the Italian Socialist Party

Other organisations[]

Organisations Political and cultural orientation Leaders
Christian Associations of Italian Workers (ACLI)[58] Catholic social teaching Roberto Rossini

No[]

Members of the government and institutions[]

Presidents of the Senate[]

Former

  • Renato Schifani, 38th President of the Senate (FI)

Presidents of the Chamber of Deputies[]

Former

  • Gianfranco Fini, 40th President of the Chamber of Deputies (Independent) [1]

Prime Ministers[]

Silvio Berlusconi

Former

Ministers[]

Pier Luigi Bersani
Giorgia Meloni

Former

  • Pier Luigi Bersani, Minister of Economic Development (PD) [1]
  • Paolo Cirino Pomicino, Minister of Budget (UdC) [1]
  • Antonio Di Pietro, Minister of Infrastructures (IdV) [1]
  • Raffaele Fitto, Minister of Regional Affairs and Autonomies (CR)
  • Giovanni Maria Flick, Minister of Justice (DC) [2]
  • Gaetano Quagliariello, Minister of Constitutional Reforms (IDEA) [1]

Members of local governments[]

Mayors of main cities[]

Virginia Raggi

Current

Members of the Parliament[]

Luigi Di Maio
Daniela Santanchè

Members of the Chamber of Deputies[]

Current

Former

Members of the Senate of the Republic[]

International figures[]

Member of the European Parliament[]

From other European Union member states[]

Marine Le Pen

Notable individuals[]

Marco Travaglio

Journalists, commentators, and political satirists[]

  • Maurizio Crozza, political satirist [67]
  • Sabina Guzzanti, political satirist [67]
  • Marco Travaglio, journalist [67]

University and academic figures[]

  • Luciano Canfora, philologist [67]
  • Paul Ginsborg, historian [67]
  • Piergiorgio Odifreddi, mathematician and essayist [67]
  • Gianni Vattimo, philosopher [1]

Constitutional judges and lawyer[]

  • Stefano Rodotà, judge [1]
  • Gustavo Zagrebelsky, judge and former President of the Constitutional Court of Italy[67]

Constitutionalists letter[]

On 22 April, 56 constitutionalists and judges published a letter to criticize the reform. Signed the letter:[68]

  • Vittorio Angiolini
  • Luca Antonini
  • Paolo Caretti
  • Cecilia Corsi
  • Antonio D'Andrea
  • [2]
  • Mario Dogliani
  • Giovanni Maria Flick
  • Franco Gallo
  • Silvio Gambino
  • Mario Gorlani
  • Stefano Grassi
  • Enrico Grosso
  • Riccardo Guastini
  • Giovanni Guiglia
  • Sergio Lariccia
  • Donatella Loprieno
  • Joerg Luther
  • Paolo Maddalena
  • Maurizio Malo
  • Anna Marzanati
  • Luigi Mazzella
  • Alessandro Mazzitelli
  • Stefano Merlini
  • Costantino Murgia
  • Walter Nocito
  • Valerio Onida
  • Saulle Panizza
  • Maurizio Pedrazza Gorlero
  • Barbara Pezzini
  • Saverio Regasto
  • Giancarlo Rolla
  • Roberto Romboli
  • Claudio Rossano
  • Giovanni Tarli Barbieri
  • Roberto Toniatti
  • Filippo Vari
  • Luigi Ventura
  • Maria Paola Viviani Schlein
  • Gustavo Zagrebelsky

Other[]

Celebrities[]

Actors and film directors[]

Sabrina Ferilli
  • Rossella Brescia, anchorwoman [1]
  • , actress and anchorwoman [67]
  • Roberto Faenza, film director [67]
  • Sabrina Ferilli, actress [67]
  • Ficarra e Picone, actors and comedian duo [67]
  • Elio Germano, actor [67]
  • Claudio Gioè, actor [1]
  • Monica Guerritore, actress [67]
  • Leo Gullotta, actor [67]
  • Citto Maselli, film director [67]
  • Giuliano Montaldo, film director and actor [67]
  • Moni Ovadia, actor [67]
  • Alba Parietti, actress and anchorwoman [67]
  • Daniela Poggi, actress and anchorwoman [67]
  • Ottavia Piccolo, actress [67]
  • Claudio Santamaria, film director [67]
  • Toni Servillo, actor [67]

Singers and producers[]

Fedez

Writers and artists[]

  • Andrea Camilleri, writer [67]
  • Erri De Luca, writer [67]
  • Rosetta Loy, writer [67]

Organisations[]

Committees[]

Logo Campaign Slogan Website
Comitato per il No.jpg Committee for No Comitato per il No www.comitatoperilno.it
I Vote No Io Voto No www.iovotono.it
Presidenzialists for the No to the Constitution scam[61] Presidenzialisti per il No alla Costituzione truffa

Main political parties[]

Parties Political orientation Leaders Ref
Five Star Movement (M5S) Populism Beppe Grillo [69]
Forza Italia (FI) Liberal conservatism Silvio Berlusconi [70]
Italian Left (SI) Democratic socialism Nicola Fratoianni [71]
Lega Nord (LN) Regionalism Matteo Salvini [72]
Brothers of Italy (FdI) National conservatism Giorgia Meloni [73]
Union of the Centre (UdC) Christian democracy Lorenzo Cesa [74]
Conservatives and Reformists (CoR) Conservatism Raffaele Fitto [75]
Possible (Pos) Progressivism Giuseppe Civati [76]
Federation of the Greens (FdV) Green politics Giobbe Covatta [77]
Communist Refoundation Party (PRC) Communism Paolo Ferrero [78]
Us with Salvini (NcS) Regionalism Matteo Salvini [79]
Left Ecology Freedom (SEL) Democratic socialism Nichi Vendola [35]

Minor parties[]

Parties Political orientation Leaders Ref
South Tyrolean Freedom (STF) National conservatism Eva Klotz [80]
Die Freiheitlichen (dF) Right-wing populism Pius Leitner [31]
Italian Communist Party (PCI) Communism Mauro Alboresi [81]
CasaPound Italy (CPI) Neo-fascism Gianluca Iannone [82]
New Force (FN) Ultranationalism Roberto Fiore [83]
Fascism and Freedom Movement (MFL–PSN) Neo-fascism Carlo Gariglio [84]
National Front (FN) Anti-globalization Adriano Tilgher [85]
Workers' Communist Party (PCL) Communism Marco Ferrando [86]
Tricolour Flame (FT) Neo-fascism Attilio Carelli [87]
Social Idea Movement (MIS) Neo-fascism Raffaele Bruno [88]
Citizens' Union for South Tyrol (BUfS) National conservatism Andreas Pöder [89]
Liga Veneta Repubblica (LVR) Regionalism Fabrizio Comencini [90][91]
Autonomy Liberty Participation Ecology (ALPE) Regionalism Alexis Vallet [91]
Pro Lombardy Independence Separatism Giovanni Roversi [91]
The Other South Regionalism several [91]
Slovene Union (SSk) Regionalism Rafko Dolhar [91]
Free Trieste Regionalism several [91]
Sardinian Action Party (PSd'Az) Separatism Giovanni Columbu [91]
Greens Green politics Brigitte Foppa [92]
Trentino Project (PT) Christian democracy Marino Simoni [35]
The Other Trento to the Left Democratic socialism several [35]
Trentino Civic List (CT) Christian democracy Rodolfo Borga [35]
Party of the Sicilian People Regionalism several [93]
Progressive Valdostan Union (UVP) Progressivism Luigi Bertschy [94]
Alto Adige in the Heart (ACC) Liberal conservatism Alessandro Urzì [95]
Red Moors (RM) Separatism Gesuino Muledda [96]
Free Sardinia (SL) Social democracy several [97]
Christian Popular Union (UPC) Christian democracy Antonio Satta [98]
Party of the South (PdS) Regionalism Natale Cuccurese [99]
Humanist Party (PU) Humanism several [100]
The People of Family (PdF) Social conservatism Mario Adinolfi [101]
Veneto First (PiV) Separatism Corrado Callegari [102]
Fassa Association (Fassa) Christian democracy Elena Testor [103]
(ApI) Euroscepticism Paola De Pin [104]
Monarchist Alliance (AM) Monarchism Franco Ceccarelli [105]
Unique Italy (IU)[A] Liberal conservatism Corrado Passera [106][107]
Magna Carta (FMC) Liberalism Gaetano Quagliariello [108]
The Right (La Destra) National conservatism Francesco Storace [109]
Monarchist Union Italy (UMI) Monarchism Alessandro Sacchi [109]
National Action (AN) National conservatism Pasquale Viespoli [110]
We Independent Veneto (NVI) Separatism several [111]
Social Right (DS) Neo-fascism Luca Romagnoli [112]
Sicily Nation (SN) Separatism Gaetano Armao [113]
Democrazia Autonomia (DemA) Libertarian socialism Luigi de Magistris [114]
Communist Party (PC) Communism Marco Rizzo [115]
Italian Marxist–Leninist Party (PMLI) Communism Giovanni Scuderi [116]
FreeRight (LD) Liberal conservatism Gianfranco Fini [117]
Apulia First of All (PPT) Regionalism Raffaele Fitto [118]
Domà Nunch Eco-nationalism Lorenzo Banfi [119]
New Italian Socialist Party (NPSI) Social democracy Stefano Caldoro [120]
Alliance of the Centre (AdC) Christian democracy Francesco Pionati [121]
Italian Democratic Socialist Party (PSDI) Social democracy [122]
Southern Action League (LAM) Regionalism Giancarlo Cito [123]
The People of Life Familialism Antonio Buonfiglio [124]
Friuli Movement (MF) Autonomism Marco de Agostini [125]
Pact for Autonomy (PpA) Autonomism Sergio Cecotti [126]
United Right National conservatism [127]
Democratic Union for Consumers (UDpC) Consumer protection Bruno De Vita [128]
(JVdA) Regionalism [129]
Italian Reformists Craxism Stefania Craxi [130]

European political parties[]

Parties Political orientation Leaders Ref
Democracy in Europe Movement 2025 (DiEM 25) Alter-Europeanism Yanis Varoufakis [131]

Trade unions and business organisations[]

Organisations Political and cultural orientation Secretaries
Italian General Confederation of Labour (CGIL)[132] Democratic socialism Susanna Camusso
General Labour Union (UGL)[133] National syndicalism Giovanni Centrella
(USB)[134] Communism several

Newspapers[]

Newspapers Political and cultural orientation
Il Fatto Quotidiano[135] Legalitarian
Il Giornale[136] Conservatism[137]
Libero[138] Right-wing populism
La Verità [139] National conservatism
Il manifesto[140] Communism
La Notizia [141] Populism
L'Huffington Post[142] Social democracy

Periodicals[]

Periodical Political and cultural orientation
Critica Liberale[143] Liberalism
MicroMega[144] Progressivism
Left[145] Democratic socialism

Other organisations[]

Organisations Political and cultural orientation Leaders
National Association of the Italian Partisans (ANPI)[146] Anti-fascism Carlo Smuraglia
Italian Ricreative and Cultural Association (ARCI)[147] Non-profit association Francesca Chiavacci
Freedom and Justice[144] Non-profit association Stefano Rodotà, Tomaso Montanari

Boycott (No)[]

Minor parties[]

Parties Political orientation Leaders Ref
Sardinia Nation (SN) Democratic socialism Bustianu Cumpostu [148]
Internationalist Communist Party (ICP) Left communism several [149]
Lega Sud Ausonia (LSA) Regionalism Gianfranco Vestuto [150]

Neutral[]

Minor parties[]

Parties Political orientation Leaders Ref
Unitalia Italian nationalism Donato Seppi [5]

Notes[]

A The IU dissolved before the election.[106][107]

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