Polls open for administrative and early data from the polls: the turnout, nightmare of this election, the 12 is 17.99% percent. Milan is at 16.13%, Roma (the worst among the major capital cities) to 14.81%, Napoli at 16.49. the most virtuous capital city was Latin America with 21.93 percent of the voters. In the previous election in the elections many municipalities were carried out in two days.
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You vote, remember, only from 7 to 23 for the direct election of mayors, municipal and advice District Council in the ordinary regions. Any round of balloting will be held Sunday, June 19. Voting common 1,342, including 25 provincial capitals, seven of the region, for a total of 13,301,765 of Italians go to the polls, over 25% of the total of members of the national electoral lists.
elections will cover the ordinary regions (Abruzzo, Basilicata, Calabria, Campania, Emilia-Romagna, Lazio, Liguria, Lombardy, Marche, Molise, Piedmont, Puglia, Tuscany, Umbria, Veneto) and Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Sardinia and Sicily. They have already voted, instead, the other two special regions: Trentino-Alto Adige on May 8, and the Valle d’Aosta on May 15 (with one common to vote).
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of the 1,342 municipalities affected by the runoff election are 1,175 belonging to ordinary regions. Altogether it is 17% of the municipalities in the area, which are 7,999. Among the municipalities with open seats, 149 have a population greater than 15,000 inhabitants, while 1,193 are below the threshold. Also it votes in 26 new municipalities established in 2016 by administrative mergers of territory. In the course of this year they have been 29 mergers of municipalities established by regional laws, including two for incorporation, for a total of 75 municipalities suppressed. In total 15,886 polling stations are.
Rome, Milan, Naples and Turin will choose a new mayor. In the capital are 2,358,551 voters to the polls, in Milan 999 541, 787 390 in Naples, Turin, finally, 694,908, in total 4,840,390 compatriots, equal to a percentage of more than 9.5% of the Italian electorate.
in addition to Rome, Milan, Naples and Turin, between the towns to vote in excess of 100,000 inhabitants, there are the other three regional capitals concerned from voting, Bologna (371,337), Trieste (202 123) and Cagliari (149,883) and the cities of Ravenna, Rimini, Salerno, Latin America and Novara. Finally a curiosity: in the smallest town in the elections, Morterone (Lecco), which has only 38 inhabitants at December 31, 2014, at 12 voted 22.58 percent of eligible voters.
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