2025 Italian local elections

2025 Italian local elections
25–26 May 2025 (first round)
8–9 June 2025 (second round)
 
Party Centre-left Centre-right Five Star Movement
 
Party Centre-right civic list Centre-left civic list

The 2025 Italian local elections were held at the municipal level, where the first round were held between April and May and run-off rounds were held on 8 and 9 June of the same year, concurrently with the five abrogative referendums.[1][2]

In Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol the elections will be held on 4 May. In the Aosta Valley the elections will be held in the autumn. In the 4 municipalities voting in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, the elections will be held on 13 and 14 April, with a possible run-off round on 27 and 28 April.[3]

For municipalities that renewed the municipal council in 2020, the vote has been postponed to spring 2026: this delay is due to the postponement of the 2020 administrative elections to September, caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. In ordinary regions, the consultations will only concern municipalities with early elections.

The municipal elections will take place in 468 comunes, of which there are 75 municipalities with a population greater than 15,000 inhabitants and 393 with a population lower.[4] Among the higher municipalities, 9 are capital municipalities of which 3 are regional capitals.

Summary of Municipal Elections

Municipalities voting by region

Geographic distribution of municipalities
Region Provincial Capitals Total
Major
Municipalities 		Minor
Municipalities
Ordinary Statute Regions[5]
Piedmont (details) 0 0 9
Lombardy (details) 0 4 14
Veneto (details) 0 1 8
Liguria (details) 1 1 4
Emilia-Romagna (details) 1 1 4
Tuscany (details) 0 0 0
Umbria (details) 0 1 2
Marche (details) 0 2 0
Lazio (details) 0 3 6
Abruzzo (details) 0 2 4
Molise (details) 0 0 1
Campania (details) 0 7 8
Apulia (details) 1 4 6
Basilicata (details) 1 1 7
Calabria (details) 0 4 13
Total 4 31 86
Special Statute Regions[6][7][8][9]
Aosta Valley (details) 1 1 N/A
Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol (details) 2 38 230
Friuli-Venezia Giulia (details) 1 2 2
Sicily (details) 0 1 8
Sardinia (details) 1 1 6
Total 5 43 246
Total Summary
Total 9 74 332

Municipal elections in major municipalities

Following the first-round vote (25–26 May) in the 31 major municipalities: Centre‑Left won in 9; Centre‑Right in 4; Right in 1; Others in 6; 13 municipalities proceeded to a runoff.[10]

Results in major municipalities
Coalition or Party Municipalities won Change
Centre‑left
24 / 74
 3
Centre‑right
16 / 74
 6
Civic lists
11 / 74
 4
Centre-right civic lists
7 / 74
 1
Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party (PATT)
3 / 74
 1
South Tyrolean People’s Party (SVP)
2 / 74
 1
Centre-left civic lists
2 / 74
 5
Left
2 / 74
 2
Centrism
1 / 74
 1
Right
1 / 74
 1
Five Star Movement (M5S)
1 / 74
Centrist civic lists
0 / 74
 3
Grand coalitions
0 / 74
 1
Popular Alternative
0 / 74
 1

Municipal elections in provincial capitals

In provincial capitals, the center-left won in the first round in 2 cities, Genoa and Ravenna, while in 2 others, Taranto and Matera, a runoff was needed.[11] In Matera, the outcome was anatra zoppa (Italian for "lame duck"): the elected mayor was from the centre-right coalition, but the lists supporting the centre-left candidate won a majority of votes in the first round, thus they have a majority of council seats.[12]

Region Municipality Population
(2024) 		Outgoing mayor - Party Elected mayor - Party First round votes % Second round votes % Seats
Aosta Valley Aosta 34,008 Gianni Nuti (Ind.) TBD
0 / 27
Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol Bolzano 107,914 Renzo Caramaschi(Ind.) Claudio Corrarati (Ind.) 15,024 36.25% 17,491 51.03%
17 / 45
Trento 118,288 Franco Ianeselli (Ind.) Franco Ianeselli (Ind.) 27,201 54.65% —
24 / 40
Friuli-Venezia Giulia Pordenone 52,365 Alberto Parigi[a] (FdI) Alessandro Basso (FdI) 11,688 54.03% —
24 / 40
Liguria Genoa 564,038 Pietro Piciocchi[b] (Ind.) Silvia Salis (Ind.) 124,720 51.48% —
24 / 40
Emilia-Romagna Ravenna 156,150 Fabio Sbaraglia[c] (PD) Alessandro Barattoni (PD) 35,759 58.15% —
21 / 32
Apulia Taranto 185,974 Giuliana Perrotta[d] Piero Bitetti (Con) 32,875 37.39% 39,512 54.66%
20 / 32
Basilicata Matera 60,404 Raffaele Ruberto[e] Antonio Nicoletti (Ind.) 11,832 36.98% 13,905 51.31%
11 / 32
Sardinia Nuoro 36,154 Giovanni Pirisi[f] Emiliano Fenu (M5S) 11,289 63.05% —
16 / 24
  1. ^ From 1 July 2024 acting mayor replacing Alessandro Ciriani (Ind.), resigned after election to the European Parliament.[13][14]
  2. ^ From 9 December 2024 acting mayor replacing Marco Bucci (Ind.), elected President of Liguria.[15][16]
  3. ^ From 13 December 2024 acting mayor replacing Michele De Pascale (PD), elected President of Emilia-Romagna.[17][18]
  4. ^ From 21 February 2025 extraordinary commissioner replacing Rinaldo Melucci (PD), dismissed following resignation of the majority of city councilors.[19]
  5. ^ From 22 October 2024 extraordinary commissioner replacing Domenico Bennardi (M5S), dismissed following resignation of the majority of city councilors.[20]
  6. ^ From 12 June 2024 extraordinary commissioner replacing Andrea Soddu (Ind.), resigned due to failure to approve the 2024-2026 budget law within the deadline.[21]


Municipal elections

Aosta Valley

2025 Aosta municipal election
September 2025 -
day not announced
Incumbent Mayor

Gianni Nuti
Ind - CSX



Aosta

Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol

Elections were held in 265 municipal councils in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol. Results shown correspond to the 38 higher municipalities including the two provincial capitals of Bolzano and Trent.

Regional Summary

Summary of Elected Councils in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol
38 higher municipalities
Party or Coalition Councils /
Localist civic lists
8 / 38
 3
Centre-right
8 / 38
 4
Civic lists of the centre-right
8 / 38
 1
Centre-left
6 / 38
 3
Civic lists of the centre-left
3 / 38
 1
Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party
3 / 38
 1
South Tyrolean People's Party
2 / 38
 1
Left-wing
1 / 38
 1

Autonomous Province of Bolzano

Bolzano (provincial capital)
2025 Bolzano municipal elections
May 4, 2025 (2025-05-04)
Runoff: May 18, 2025 (2025-05-18)
Turnout52.2 ( 8.5%) - Round 1
42.8% - Runoff
  Majority party Minority party
 
Candidate Claudio Corrati Juri Andriollo
Party Civic list Democratic Party
Alliance Centre-right Centre-left
Seats before
16 / 45
23 / 45
Seats won
17 / 45
12 / 45
Seat change 1 11
Popular vote 15,024 (I)
17,491 (II) 		11,326 (I)
16,784 (II)
Percentage 36.25% (I)
51.03% (II) 		27.31% (I)
47.97% (II)
Swing 3.12% 6.63%
Mayor before election

Renzo Caramaschi
Ind - CSX

Elected mayor

Claudio Corrati
Ind - CDX

Candidates made official on March 18, 2025.[22][23]

The mayoralty flipped from the centre-left to the centre-right.

Candidates Round I Round II Lists Votes % Seats
Votes % Votes %
Claudio Corrarati Y 15,024 36.25 17,491 51.03 Brothers of Italy 5,724 15.4 7
The Civic for Bolzano 4,343 11.68 6
League for Salvini Premier 1,856 4.99 2
Forza Italia 1,156 3.11 2
Total centre-right coalition: 13,079 35.19 17
Juri Andriollo[a] 11,326 27.31 16,784 47.97 Democratic Party[b] 4,666 12.55 6
Greens of South Tyrol – Sinistra[c] 2,911 7.83 4
Civic List with Juri Andriollo[d] 1,953 5.25 1
Restart 489 1.32 —
Centre-left coalition candidate's seat 1
Total centre-left coalition: 10,019 26.96 12
Stephan Konder 6,269 15.11 — South Tyrolean People's Party 6,002 16.15 6
SVP candidate's seat 1
Angel Gennaccaro 5,185 12.5 — La Civica – I am with Bolzano 4,788 12.88 5
Coalition seat 1
Matthias Cologne 2,837 6.84 — Team K 2,610 7.02 2
Coalition seat 1
Simonetta Lucchi 827 1.99 — Five Star Movement 514 1.38 —
Communist Refoundation Party - Peace and Rights 157 0.42 —
Total 34,275 100 37,169 100 37,169 100 45
Bruneck
2025 Bruneck municipal elections
May 5, 2025 (2025-05-05)
Turnout52.1% ( 8.8%)
  Majority party Minority party
 
Candidate Bruno Wolf Maximilian Gartner
Party SVP Greens
Seats before
15 / 27
3 / 27
Seats won
14 / 27
5 / 27
Seat change 1 2
Popular vote 3,712 1,208
Percentage 51.84% (M-E)
51.78% (P-L) 		16.87% (M-E)
16.89% (P-L)
Swing 3.37% 4.50%
Mayor before election

Roland Griessmair
SVP

Elected mayor

Bruno Wolf
SVP

No coalitions were formed in the local election in Bruneck as all parties ran separately.

Candidates Votes % Party Votes % Seats
Bruno Wolf Y 3,712 51.84 South Tyrolean People's Party 3,703 51.78 14
Maximilian Gartner 1,208 16.87 Greens of South Tyrol 1,208 16.89 4
Green mayor candidate's seat 1
Wilma Huber 825 11.52 Team K 825 11.54 2
Team K mayor candidate's seat 1
Bernhard Hilber 540 7.54 South Tyrolean Freedom 540 7.55 2
South Tyrolean Freedom mayor candidate's seat 1
Antonio Bovenzi 519 7.25 The Pole - Civic for Brunico 519 7.26 1
The Pole - Civic for Brunico mayor candidate's seat 1
Andrea Bovo 268 3.74 For Brunico 268 3.75 —
For Brunico mayor candidate's seat[e] 1
Markus Falk 88 1.25 I love Brunico[f] 88 1.25 —
Total: 7,160 100 7,151 100 27
Source: [24]
Merano
2025 Merano municipal elections
May 4, 2025 (2025-05-04)
Runoff: May 18, 2025 (2025-05-18)
Turnout49.3% ( 2.7%)
  Majority party Minority party
 
Candidate Katharina Johanna Zeller Maximilian Gartner
Party SVP Independent
Alliance SVP-MGM Centre-right civic list
Seats before
7 / 36
12 / 36
Seats won
12 / 36
11 / 36
Seat change 4 1
Popular vote 5,005 (I)
7,226 (II) 		4,809 (I)
5,385 (II)
Percentage 32.96 (I)
57.43% (II) 		31.67% (I)
42.57% (II)
Swing 38.03% 7.73%
Mayor before election

Dario Del Medico
Centre-right civic list

Elected mayor

Katharina Johanna Zeller
SVP

Candidates Round I Round II Party Votes % Seats
Votes % Votes %
Katharina Johanna Zeller Y 5,005 32.96 7,266 57.43 South Tyrolean People's Party 4,087 29.71 11
Mutiges Courageous Merano 506 3.68 1
Total regionalist coalition: 4,593 33.39 12
Dario del Medico[g] 4,809 31.67 5,385 42.57 Alliance for Merano 2,455 17.84 6
The Civic for Merano 987 7.17 3
Del Medico Mayor 925 6.72 1
Coalition candidate's seat 1
Total centre-right civic coalition: 4,367 31.73 11
Ulrike Ceresara[h] 3,530 23.35 — Greens of South Tyrol[i] 1,750 12.72 4
Democratic Party[j] 655 4.83 2
Team K 339 2.46 1
The Left Alto-Adige / Südtirol[k] 219 1.59 1
Five Star Movement 183 1.33 —
Centre-left coalition candidate's seat 1
Total centre-left coalition: 3,146 22.93 9
Elena Da Molin 1,436 9.46 — Giorgia Meloni - Brothers of Italy 1,120 8.14 2
League for Salvini Premier 149 1.08 —
Coalition candidate's seat 1
Total right-wing coalition: 1,269 9.22 3
Jasmin Netschada 406 2.67 — South Tyrolean Freedom 373 2.71 1
Total: 15,186 100 12,652 100 13,758 100 37
Source: [24]

Autonomous Province of Trentino

Source of all results for Trentino Province:

Trento (provincial capital)
2025 Trento municipal elections
May 4, 2025
Turnout49.93% ( 11.05%)
  Majority party Minority party
 
CDX
Candidate Franco Ianeselli Ilaria Goio
Party Independent Independent
Alliance Centre-left Centre-right
Seats before
25 / 39
13 / 39
Seats won
24 / 40
11 / 40
Popular vote 27,201 13,241
Percentage 54.65% 26.6%
Swing 0.01% 3.62%
Mayor before election

Franco Ianeselli
Ind - CSX

Elected mayor

Franco Ianeselli
Ind - CSX

Candidates made official on March 19, 2025.[27][28]

Party or allianceCandidateParty-listDirectly-elected MayorSeats
Votes%Votes%
Centre-leftDemocratic PartyFranco Ianeselli11,08024.6427,20154.6512
Base camp4,4469.894
Together for Trento4,0138.924
Greens and Left Alliance2,3695.272
Agreement for Ianeselli Mayor1,7463.881
Yes Trento[l]1,3733.051
Total25,02755.6524
Centre-rightBrothers of ItalyIlaria Goio6,49414.4413,24126.606
League3,0516.782
Forza Italia1,9314.291
Coalition candidate's seat1
Total11,47625.5210
Left-wingWaveGiulia Bortolotti1,3583.023,6897.411
Five Star Movement1,0062.24–
Communist Refoundation Party7401.65–
Coalition candidate's seat1
Total3,1046.902
Centre-left civic listGeneration TrentoClaudio Geat2,3335.192,4925.011
Coalition candidate's seat1
Centre-right civic listFirst Trento[m]Andrea Demarchi2,2414.982,3124.65–
Coalition candidate's seat1
Sovereign Popular DemocracySimonetta Gabrielli7891.758351.68–
Total44,970100.0049,770100.0039
Aldeno
PartyMayor CandidateParty-listDirectly-elected MayorSeats
Votes%Votes%
Aldeno TogetherAlida Cramerotti1,359100.001,439100.0017
Total1,359100.001,439100.0017
Altopiano della Vigolana
Party or allianceMayor CandidateParty-listDirectly-elected mayorSeats
Votes%Votes%
Centre-leftPact with the Vigolana communityArmando Tamanini83433.481,44954.457
Walking with the Vigolana community47919.234
Total1,31352.7111
Vigolana to live in[n]Vigolana to live inLinda Tamanini1,17847.291,21245.555
Coalition candidate's seat–1
Total2,491100.002,661100.0017
Arco
2025 Arco municipal elections
May 4, 2025 (2025-05-04)
Runoff: May 18, 2025 (2025-05-18)
Turnout53.12% ( 1.07%)
  Majority party Minority party
 
Candidate Arianna Florio Alessandro Amistadi
Party Independent Independent
Alliance Left-wing Centre-right
Last election
3 / 22
3 / 22
Seats won
15 / 22
3 / 22
Seat change 12
Popular vote 3,045 (I)
4,459 (II) 		2,543 (I)
2,665 (II)
Percentage 35.57% (I)
62.59% (II) 		29.71% (I)
37.41% (II)
Swing 13.09% 6.04%
Mayor before election

Alessandro Betta
Democratic Party

Mayor

Arianna Fiorio
Independent

Directly-elected Mayor
CandidateCoalitionFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Arianna FiorioLeft-wing3,04535.574,45962.59
Alessandro AmistadiCentre-right2,54329.712,66537.41
Dario IoppiCentre-left1,93722.63
Mauro Ottobre[o]Centre1,03512.09
Total8,560100.007,124100.00
Party-list
Party or allianceVotes%Seats
Left-wingCivic Olvaia - Ethics and Environment1,04113.586
Wave4005.222
Green Europe3384.412
Work and Environment Community3204.172
Popular Civic Proposition2733.561
Tomorrow Youth in Action2603.391
Total2,63234.3414
Centre-rightWe Arco[p]6107.961
Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party5106.651
SiAmo Arco4545.92–
Brothers of Italy3945.14–
League3554.63–
Forza Italia520.68–
Coalition candidate's seat1
Total2,37530.983
Centre-leftDemocratic Party95912.511
Base camp4836.301
Autonomy House.eu2022.64–
Forging a Common Arco1511.97–
Coalition candidate's seat1
Total1,79523.423
CentreDynamic Arco5567.25–
Frazioni at the Centre3074.01–
Coalition candidate's seat1
Total86311.26–
Total7,665100.0021
Avio
2025 Avio municipal elections
May 4, 2025 (2025-05-04)
Runoff: May 18, 2025 (2025-05-18)
Turnout62.00% ( 0.33%)
  Majority party Minority party
 
Candidate Ivano Fracchetti Federico Secchi
Party League PATT
Alliance Centre-right PATT-led autonomists
Last election
11 / 18
4 / 18
Seats won
11 / 18
4 / 18
Seat change
Popular vote 1,136 (I)
1,258 (II) 		713 (I)
716 (II)
Percentage 47.89% (I)
63.83% (II) 		30.19% (I)
36.17% (II)
Swing 5.28% 8.98%
Mayor before election

Ivano Fracchetti
Lega

Mayor

Ivano Fracchetti
Lega

Directly-elected Mayor
CandidateParty or allianceFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Ivano FracchettiCentre-rightLeague1,13647.891,25863.83
Federico SecchiPATT-led autonomistsPATT71630.1971336.17
Marco PilatiLocalist civic listIndependent27911.76
Zampedri TullioCentre-leftIndependent24110.16
Total2,372100.001,971100.00
Party-list
Party or allianceVotes%Seats
Centre-rightCivics for Good Government41018.395
League Avio Salvini32814.723
Ivano Fracchetti Mayor22910.272
Avio of the Centre1094.891
Total1,07648.2711
PATT-led autonomistsCivic Secchi Mayor28712.882
We are Avio1838.211
Autonomist Heart[q]1125.02–
Common Project733.28–
Coalition candidate's seat1
Total65529.394
Civic listAutonomists and Civics[r]26711.98–
Coalition candidate's seat1
Centre-leftAvio for everyone[s]23110.36–
Coalition candidate's seat1
Total2,229100.0017
Baselga di Pinè
CandidateParty or allianceParty-listDirectly-elected MayorSeats
Votes%Votes%
Alessandro SantuariCentre-rightFuture Pinè Civic List91937.252,601100.006
We for Pinè[t]86134.906
Autonomists for Pinè68727.855
Total2,467100.002,601100.0017
Borgo Valsugana
2025 Borgo Valsugana municipal elections
May 4, 2025 (2025-05-04)
Runoff: May 18, 2025 (2025-05-18)
Turnout51.73% ( 3.46%)
  Majority party Minority party
 
Candidate Ferrai Martina Enrico Galvan
Party Independent Independent
Alliance Centre-left Centre-right civic list
Last election
3 / 18
11 / 18
Seats won
11 / 17
4 / 17
Popular vote 1,561 (I)
2,141 (II) 		1,045 (I)
1,366 (II)
Percentage 41.21% (I)
61.05% (II) 		27.59% (I)
38.95% (II)
Swing 13.89% 13.89%
Mayor before election

Enrico Galvan
Independent - Civic list (CDX)

Mayor

Ferrai Martina
Independent (CSX)

Directly-elected Mayor
CandidateParty or allianceFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Ferrai Martina[u]Centre-leftIndependent1,56141.212,14161.05
Enrico GalvanCentre-right civic listIndependent1,04527.591,36638.95
Fabio Dalledonne[v]Centre-right civic listIndependent1,00126.43
Armando OrsingherCentre-left civic listIndependent1814.78
Total3,788100.003,507100.00
Centre-left gain
Party-list
Party or allianceVotes%Seats+/–
Centre-leftBorgo Olle at the Centre90628.228–
Future Community44613.893–
Total1,35242.1111–
Centre-right civic listBorgo and Olle Common Good51115.912 5
Borgo Tomorrow39912.431 3
Coalition candidate's seat1–
Total91028.344–
Centre-right civic listFabio Dalledonne Civic List43913.671–
"Together Borgo and Olle" Civic List36411.34––
Coalition candidate's seat1–
Total80325.012–
Centre-left civic listReliving Borgo[w]752.34––
Civic Heart - Orsingher Mayor712.21––
Total1464.55––
Total3,211100.0017–
Brentonico
2025 Brentonico municipal elections
May 4, 2025 (2025-05-04)
Turnout63.21% ( 4.26%)
  Majority party Minority party
 
Candidate Mauro Tonolli Dante Dossi
Party Independent Democratic Party
Alliance Civic lists Centre-left
Seats before
5 / 17
11 / 17
Seats won
11 / 17
4 / 17
Seat change 6 7
Popular vote 1210 678
Percentage 53% 29.70%
Mayor before election

Dante Dossi
Democratic Party

Elected mayor

Mauro Tonolli
Ind. - Civic list

CandidateParty or allianceFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%
Mauro TonolliCivic lists coalitionWe for Brentonico44120.901,21053.005
Common project for Brentonico34616.403
Civic Office31915.123
Total1,10652.4211
Dante DossiCentre-leftTogether we can[x]63129.9167829.703
Coalition candidate's seat1
Mauro DossiCentre-rightDoing good for Brentonico[y]37317.6839517.301
Coalition candidate's seat1
Total2,110100.002,283100.0017

Friuli-Venezia Giulia

Elections were held in 4 municipal councils in Friuli-Venezia Giulia.

Regional Summary

2 higher municipalities
Party or Coalition Councils /
Centre-right
2 / 2
2 lower municipalities
Party or Coalition Councils /
Centre-left
1 / 2
Civic lists of the centre-left
1 / 2

Higher municipalities

Pordenone
2025 Pordenone municipial election
13–14 April 2025
Turnout50.72% ( 4.33%)
  Majority party Minority party
 
PD
Candidate Alessandro Basso Nicola Conficoni
Party Brothers of Italy Democratic Party
Alliance Centre-right Centre-left
Last election
24 / 40
13 / 40
Seats won
24 / 40
14 / 40
Popular vote 11,688 7,703
Percentage 54.03% 35.61%
Swing 11.35% 6.72%
Mayor before election

Alberto Parigi
Brothers of Italy

Elected mayor

Alessandro Basso
Brothers of Italy

Candidates Votes % Lists Votes % Seats
Alessandro Basso Y 11,688 54.03 Brothers of Italy 4,250 22.53 10
Pordenone Changes – Ciriani List 2,104 11.16 5
Civic Pordenone 1,667 8.84 4
League 1,486 7.88 3
Forza Italia 1,102 5.84 2
Total centre-right coalition: 10,609 56.25 24
Nicholas Conficoni 7,703 35.61 Democratic Party 3,745 19.86 8
Pordenone in Health 1,259 6.68 3
The Common Good[z] 989 5.24 2
Italia Viva 263 1.39 —
There is another Pordenone 259 1.37 —
Centre-left Coalition Candidate's seat 1
Total centre-left coalition: 6,256 33.17 14
Marco Salvador[aa] 1,645 7.60 Salvador Mayor 1,305 6.92 1
Salvador coalition candidate's seat 1
Anna Ciriani 595 2.75 #AmiAmoPordenone 432 2.29 0
Total 21,631 100 18,861 100 40
Monfalcone
2025 Monfalcone municipal election
Between April 13, 2025 (2025-04-13) and April 14, 2025 (2025-04-14)
24 municipal council seats up for election
Turnout57.3% ( 5.5%)
  Majority party Minority party
 
Candidate Luca Fasan Diego Moretti
Party Lega Democratic Party
Alliance Centre-right Centre-left
Seats before
18 / 24
6 / 24
Seats won
18 / 24
6 / 24
Seat change
Popular vote 8,272 3,057
Percentage 70.87% 26.19%
Swing 1.53% 2.1%
Mayor before election

Anna Maria Cisint
Lega

Elected mayor

Luca Fasan
Lega

The election in Monfalcone had high media coverage during the campaign period due to the presence of an Islamist municipal list called Plural Italy led by candidate for mayor Bou Konate, a Senegalese Muslim.[29][30] The list only missed winning a single council seat by a mere 0.06%, therefore barely missing the electoral threshold of 3%.[31] The League within the centre-right coalition won the election in a landslide with 70.87%.[32]

Candidates Votes % Lists Votes % Seats
Luca Fasan Y 8,272 70.87 League 3,214 31.04 9
Cisint for Monfalcone - Fasan Mayor 2,491 24.05 6
Brothers of Italy 1,008 9.73 2
Forza Italia 593 5.73 1
The People of the Family 124 1.20 —
Total centre-right coalition: 7,430 71.75 18
Diego Moretti 3,057 26.19 Democratic Party 1,110 10.72 2
Civic and Solidary Monfalcone[ab] 884 8.54 2
Together with Moretti 392 3.79 1
Progressives for Monfalcone 263 2.54 —
Centre-left coalition candidate's seat 1
Total centre-left coalition: 2,649 25.58 6
Bou Konate 343 2.94 Plural Italy 277 2.67 —
Total: 11,672 100 10,356 100 24
Source: [33]

Lower municipalities

Nimis
Party or allianceMayor CandidateParty-listDirectly-elected MayorSeats
Votes%Votes%
Civic coalitionNimis ObjectiveFabrizio Mattiuzza71670.0679563.558
Civic coalitionChei mancul piêsSergio Bonfini17216.8345636.452
Nimis Recommences13413.111
Coalition candidate's seat1
Total30629.944
Total1,022100.001,251100.0012
Source: [34]
San Pier d'Isonzo
CandidateParty or allianceFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%
Denise ZuccoCentre-leftSan Piero Common Ideas21126.9568568.843
Together for San Piero16420.953
Democratic Party15519.802
Total53067.698
Alex D'AroncoCentre-rightFor San Pier25332.3131031.163
Coalition candidate's seat1
Total783100.00995100.0012
Source: [35]

Liguria

Regional Summary

1 Metropolitan City - Genoa
Party or Coalition Councils /
Centre-left
1 / 1
 1
Centre-left gain from centre-right
4 lower municipalities
Localist civic lists
2 / 4
 1
Centrists
1 / 4
Centre-left civic lists
1 / 4
Centre-right civic lists
0 / 4
 1

Metropolitan City of Genoa

Genoa
2025 Genoa municipal elections
May 25, 2025 (2025-05-25)-May 26, 2025 (2025-05-26)
Turnout51.9% ( 7.73%)
  Majority party Minority party
 
Candidate Silvia Salis Pietro Piciocchi
Party Independent Brothers of Italy
Alliance Centre-left Centre-right
Seats before
14 / 40
24 / 40
Seats won
24 / 40
16 / 40
Seat change 10 8
Popular vote 124,720 107,091
Percentage 51.48% 44.20%
Swing 13.45% 11.29
Mayor before election

Marco Bucci
Ind - Bucci Coalition (CDX)

Elected mayor

Silvia Salis
Ind - Salis Coalition (CSX)

The election took place on the 25-26th of May, 2025 with Silvia Salis winning.[36]

Party or allianceMayor candidateParty-listDirectly-elected MayorSeats
Votes%Votes%
Centre-leftDemocratic Party[ac]Silvia Salis65,96029.06124,72051.4814
Silvia Salis Mayor[ad]18,8538.314
Greens and Left Alliance15,7056.923
Five Star Movement11,5835.102
Let's Reform Genoa with Silvia Salis[ae]5,4052.381
Total117,50651.7724
Centre-rightBrothers of ItalyPietro Piciocchi28,23412.44107,09144.205
Genoa Wins24,23710.684
Us Moderates - Bucci Genoa Pride17,8067.843
League15,7576.942
Forza Italia8,5893.781
New Italian Socialist Party - Christian Democracy3,7521.65–
Union of the Centre1,1890.52–
Coalition candidate's seat1
Total99,56443.86–
United for the Constitution[af]Mattia Crucioli3,3821.493,5021.45–
Alternative Left[ag]Antonella Marras2,9541.303,1311.29–
Sovereign Popular DemocracyToscano Francesco1,8340.811,9170.79–
United GenoaRaffaella Gualco1,1380.501,2480.52–
Workers' Communist PartyCinzia Ronzitti6190.276510.27–
Total226,997100.00242,260100.0040
Source: [37]
Orero
CandidatePartyVotes%Seats
Rosa CavagnaroLiving Orero16652.207
Carlo GuainazzoTogether for Orero15047.173
Dario MaccaroneSocial Democracy Movement[ah]10.31–
Maria Remedios BessiTricolour Flame[ah]10.31–
Nicola ErrichielloPopular Project[ah]00.00–
Total318100.0010
Rossiglione
CandidateParty-listVotes%Seats
Omar PeruzzoTogether to grow Rossiglione1,139100.009
Total1,139100.009

Province of Imperia

Vallecrosia
CandidatePartyVotes%Seats
Fabio PerriYour Vallecrosia1,56152.568
Marilena PiraldiCitizens in common1,40947.444
Total2,970100.0012

Province of Savona

Sassello
CandidateParty-listVotes%Seats
Gian Marco ScassoNew Way for Sassello787100.0010
Total787100.0010

Emilia-Romagna

Ravenna

2025 Ravenna municipal elections
May 25, 2025 (2025-05-25)-May 26, 2025 (2025-05-26)
Turnout49.55% ( 4.53%)
  Majority party Minority party
 
Candidate Alessandro Barattoni Nicola Grandi
Party Democratic Party Brothers of Italy
Alliance Centre-left Centre-right[ai]
Seats before
22 / 32
7 / 32
Seats won
21 / 32
8 / 32
Seat change 1 1
Percentage 58.15% 25.05%
Swing 1.32% 2.59
Round 1 35,759 15,405
Mayor before election

Michele De Pascale
Democratic Party

Elected mayor

Alessandro Barattoni
Democratic Party

Candidates Votes % Lists Votes % Seats
Alessandro Barattoni Y 35,759 58.15 Democratic Party 23,739 40 16
Five Star Movement 2,627 4.43 1
Greens and Left Alliance[aj] 2,578 4.34 1
Italian Republican Party 2,508 4.23 1
Love Ravenna 2,174 3.66 1
Ravenna Project[ak] 1,441 2.43 1
Total centre-left coalition: 35,067 59.08 21
Nicola Grandi 15,405 25.05 Brothers of Italy 9,958 16.78 5
Forza Italia 2,845 4.79 1
Ravenna Alive 1,688 2.84 1
Coalition candidate's seat 1
Total centre-right coalition (Grandi): 14,491 24.41 7
Alvaro Ancisi 3,976 6.47 League - The People of the Family - List for Ravenna - Ancisi Mayor[ai] 3,318 5.59 1
Environment and Animals 492 0.83 —
Coalition candidate's seat 1
Total centre-right coalition (Ancisi): 3,810 6.42 2
Veronica Verlicchi 2,704 4.40 The Pine 2,579 4.35 —
Civic list candidate's seat 1
Marisa Iannucci 1,859 3.02 Communist Refoundation Party 561 0.95 —
Power to the People! 414 0.70 —
Ravenna in Common 372 0.63 —
Italian Communist Party 287 0.48 —
Total left-wing coalition: 1,634 2.75 —
Maurizio Miserocchi 895 1.46 Ravenna in the Centre 892 1.50 —
Giovanni Morgese 893 1.45 Christian Democracy 881 1.48 —
Total: 61,491 100 59,354 100 32

Puglia

Taranto

Basilicata

Matera

Sardinia

Nuoro

Veneto

Metropolitan City of Venice

Santa Maria di Sala
2025 Santa Maria di Sala municipial election
25–26 May 2025
  Majority party Minority party
 
Candidate Alessadro Arpi Nataschia Rocchi
Party Independent Forza Italia
Alliance FdI - LSP - CI - IV[al] FI - other civic lists[al]
Last election
11 / 16
 Did not exist
Seats won
10 / 16
4 / 16
Seat change 1 New
Swing 17.59% 40.16%[am]
Mayor before election

Paola de Palma

 Elected mayor

Alessandro Arpi

Candidates Votes % Lists Votes % Seats
Alessandro Arpi Y 4,016 52.18 Generations for Growing - Courage Italy 1,307 17.73 4
For Arpi Mayor - Venetian Independence 1,209 16.40 3
Brothers of Italy 909 12.32 2
League 502 6.81 1
Total right-wing coalition (Arpi)[al]: 3,927 53.26 10
Nataschia Rocchi 2,279 29.61 Forza Italia - Salese List 1,240 16.82 2
Civic Alternative 511 6.93 1
Common Renaissance Project 353 4.79 —
Coalition candidate's seat 1
Total centre-right coalition (Rocchia)[al]: 2,104 28.54 4
Massimo Iovine 1,401 18.2 Civics Together - Democratic Party - Five Star Movement - Green and Left Alliance 1,343 18.22 1
Coalition candidate's seat 1
Total centre-left coalition: 1,343 18.22 2
Total 7,696 100 7,374 100 16

Provincial elections

Election of the Provincial Council

Provincial Council elections
Date Province Provincial Council Notes
CDX Centrists CSX Others
7 April La Spezia 6 — 4 — [38]
27 April Agrigento 5[an] — — 7[ao] [39]
27 April Caltanissetta 6[ap] — 3[aq] 1[ar] [40]
27 April Enna 6[as] — 4[at] — [41]
27 April Ragusa 6[au] 3[av] 3[aw] — [42]
27 April Siracusa 4[ax] 7[ay] 1[az] — [43]
27 April Trapani 8[ba] — 4[bb] — [44]


Election of the President of the Province

Legend
Prefectural Comissioner [it]
Centre-right coalition
Popular Alternative
Centre-left coalition
Civic lists affiliated with the Centre-right.
Others / Grand coalition
Elections of Provincial presidents
Date Province Incumbent president President elected Note
3 March Ravenna Michele De Pascale Valentina Palli[45] [C 1][45]
30 March Terni Laura Pernazza Stephen Bandecchi [46]
30 March Perugia Stefania Proietti Massimiliano Presciutti [47]
6 April Salerno Franco Alfieri Vincenzo Napoli [48]
27 April Agrigento Giovanni Bologna Giuseppe Pendolino[bc] [49]
27 April Caltanissetta Duilio Alongi Walter Tesauro [50]
27 April Enna Girolamo Di Fazio Piero Antonio Santi Capizzi [51]
27 April Ragusa Patrizia Valenti Maria Rita Annunziata Schembari [52]
27 April Siracusa Domenico Percolla Michelangelo Giansiracusa[bd] [53]
27 April Trapani Maria Concetta Antinoro Salvatore Quinci [54]
22 May Taranto Rinaldo Melucci Gianfranco Palmisano
27 June Caserta Giorgio Magliocca TBD

It is important to note that six Sicilian provinces were provisionally led from August 15, 2015 by an extraordinary commissioner via regional appointment and thus the 27th April election was to elect a new provincial president.[55]

Summary of elected Provincial presidents

Province Presidents
Coalition Presidents Change
Centre-left coalition
6 / 12
 2
Centre-right coalition
2 / 12
 1
Others
2 / 12
 2
Popular Alternative
1 / 12
 1

The Provincial presidents won by the centre-right, centre-left and others category include each two presidents elected in Sicily, previously governed as commissariats and therefore not binded to any coalition.

Metropolitan council elections

Date Metropolitan cities Metropolitan Mayor Council Lists Seats Notes
27 April Catania

18 seats

Enrico Trantino (FdI - CDX) FdI 5
[56]
FI 4
League 3
Grande Sicilia[be] 3
PD - Alternativa[bf] 2
DC Sicilia 1
27 April Messina

14 seats

Federico Basile (ScN) ScN 4
[57]
League 3
FI 2
FdI 2
PD - Alternativa[bf] 2
Grande Sicilia[be] 1
27 April Palermo

18 seats

Roberto Lagalla (UdC - CDX) FI 5
[58]
FdI 3
DC Sicilia 3
PD 3
Alternativa[bf] 2
Working for Palermo[be] 1
League 1

Summary of metropolitan councillors elected (in Sicily)

Coalition Councillors Change
Centre-right
78 / 128
 72
Centre-left
28 / 128
 24
Centrist
10 / 128
 10
Civic Lists
8 / 128
 8
South calls North
4 / 128
 4

Notes

  1. ^ The Free Municipal Consortia have been governed since 15 August 2015 by an extraordinary commissioner appointed by the region DPR n.537/2015
Key:
Abbreviation Party
FdI Brothers of Italy - Fratelli d'Italia
League / Lega League for Salvini Premier
FI Forza Italia
DCS Christian Democracy Sicily - Democrazia Cristiana Sicilia
MpA Movement for Autonomy - Movimento per l'Autonomia
UDC Union of Christian and Centre Democrats - L'Unione dei Democratici Cristiani e Democratici di Centro
ScN South Calls North - Sud Chiama Nord
PD Democratic Party - Partito Democratico
DemoS Solidary Democracy - Democrazia Solidale
M5S Five Star Movement - Movimento Cinque Stelle
IV Italia Viva - Italy Alive
PdCI Party of Italian Communists - Partito dei Comunisti Italiani
PRC Communist Refoundation Party - Partito della Rifondazione Comunista
SA Anticapitalist Left - Sinistra Anticapitalista
PSI Italian Socialist Party - Partito Socialista Italiano
NPSI New Italian Socialist Party - Nuovo Partito Socialista Italiano
AVS Greens and Left Alliance - Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra
EV Green Europe - Europa Verde
SI Italian Left - Sinistra Italiana
+E More Europe - Più Europa
CA / CA.eu Autonomy House - Casa Autonomia.eu
  1. ^ Candidate later informally endorsed by M5S for the run-off.
  2. ^ Including candidates of PSI
  3. ^ Including candidates of EV
  4. ^ Including candidates of the Civic List with Caramaschi
  5. ^ Marco Pellizzari took the seat instead of Bovo.
  6. ^ Includes candidates from M5S.
  7. ^ Candidate endorsed by FI.
  8. ^ The PD and M5S lists that supported Ulrike Cerasara for the first round later informally endorsed Katharina Johanna Zeller for the second round.
  9. ^ List backed by EV.
  10. ^ Includes candidates of Volt.
  11. ^ Including candidates of SI.
  12. ^ Including candidates of CA, +E, IV and Azione.
  13. ^ Includes candidates from PATT, the Civic and We Trento (Fugatti List)
  14. ^ Includes candidates from Lega.
  15. ^ Informally endorsed Arianna Florio for the run-off.
  16. ^ Includes candidates of Azione.
  17. ^ Includes candidates of PATT.
  18. ^ Includes dissidents of PATT and candidates of CA.eu.
  19. ^ Includes candidates of the two constituent parties of AVS, fielded separately.
  20. ^ Includes candidates of Lega and FdI
  21. ^ With the endorsement of PD.
  22. ^ The candidate's lists endorsed Enrico Galvan in the runoff.
  23. ^ Includes candidates from CA.eu.
  24. ^ Includes candidates from PD and PATT
  25. ^ Includes candidates from Lega and PATT
  26. ^ Includes candidates from SI, EV, PRC, and Open FRG.
  27. ^ Backed by Azione, M5S and Civic FVG.
  28. ^ Includes candidates from PpA, M5S and AVS.
  29. ^ Includes candidates from PSI and Possibile.
  30. ^ Includes candidates from Shared Line and Volt.
  31. ^ Includes candidates from Action, DemoS, IV and +E.
  32. ^ Includes candidates from Ancora Italia, Circolo Culturale Proletario, Contronarrazione, Demos, Nuovo Ordine Internazionalista, Popolo Unito, Giovani Genovesi and SiAmo.
  33. ^ Unitary list between the PdCI, PRC, and SA.
  34. ^ a b c Candidates in this list are all non-residents of the municipality.
  35. ^ a b Only FdI and FI with civic lists. Lega, PdF and other civic lists supported Alvaro Ancisi
  36. ^ Includes candidates from Environment and Territory.
  37. ^ Including candidates from IV, Azione, PSI and +E
  38. ^ a b c d In this election, the centre-right coalition split into a right-wing coalition and a more moderate centre-right. FdI, Lega, CI, IV and other civic lists back Alessandro Arpi, while Forza Italia and other civic lists back Nataschia Rocchi.
  39. ^ Compared to Rocchi's previous result in 2022.
  40. ^ 3 seats for DCS, 2 for FdI
  41. ^ 3 seats each for the civic lists "Go Blues" (it: Forza Azzurri) and "United for Agrigento" and one seat for "Together for Agrigento"
  42. ^ 4 seats for FI, 1 seat each for FdI and Lega
  43. ^ All 3 seats for Alternative
  44. ^ One seat for civic list "Civics for our Territory".
  45. ^ 2 seats for MpA, 1 seat each for FI, FdI, Lega and DCS
  46. ^ 4 seats for PD-Alternativa
  47. ^ 3 seats for the civic list "Municipal Voice", 2 seats for FdI and one seat for FI
  48. ^ All 3 seats for DCS
  49. ^ 3 seats for PD-Alternative
  50. ^ 2 seats each for FdI and FI
  51. ^ All 7 seats for the civic list "Municipalities at the Centre"
  52. ^ One seat for PD
  53. ^ 2 seats each for FI, FdI, Lega and DCS
  54. ^ All 4 seats for the civic list "Quinci for President"
  55. ^ Grand Coalition composed of IV - MpA - FI - PD - M5S
  56. ^ Coalition composed of Azione - MpA - DC-S - Lega
  57. ^ a b c Includes candidates from UdC, MpA and any civic lists close to Roberto Lagalla.
  58. ^ a b c Includes candidates from M5S, EV, SI and Contracorrente.

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