2019 European Parliament election in Italy explained

Election Name:2019 European Parliament election in Italy
Country:Italy
Type:parliamentary
Ongoing:no
Opinion Polls:
  1. Opinion polling
Previous Election:2014 European Parliament election in Italy
Previous Year:2014
Outgoing Members:outgoing members
Next Election:2024 European Parliament election in Italy
Next Year:2024
Elected Members:elected members
Seats For Election:All 76 Italian seats to the European Parliament
Turnout:54.5% (2.7%)
Election Date:26 May 2019
Image1:Matteo Salvini Viminale crop.jpg
Image1 Size:160x160px
Leader1:Matteo Salvini
Leader Since1:15 December 2013
Party1:League
Alliance1:ID
Last Election1:6.2%, 5 seats
Percentage1:34.3%
Seats1:29
Seat Change1:24
Popular Vote1:9,175,208
Swing1:28.1%
Image2 Size:160x160px
Leader2:Nicola Zingaretti
Leader Since2:17 March 2019
Party2:Democratic Party (Italy)
Alliance2:Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Last Election2:40.8%, 31 seats
Percentage2:22.7%
Seats2:19
Seat Change2:12
Popular Vote2:6,089,853
Swing2:18.1%
Image3:Luigi Di Maio 2019 Official.jpg
Image3 Size:160x160px
Leader3:Luigi Di Maio
Leader Since3:23 September 2017
Party3:Five Star Movement
Alliance3:NI
Last Election3:21.2%, 17 seats
Percentage3:17.1%
Seats3:14
Seat Change3:3
Popular Vote3:4,569,089
Swing3:4.1%
Image4:Silvio Berlusconi in 2015.jpeg
Image4 Size:160x160px
Leader4:Silvio Berlusconi
Leader Since4:18 January 1994
Party4:Forza Italia (2013)
Alliance4:EPP
Last Election4:16.8%, 13 seats
Percentage4:8.7%
Seats4:7
Seat Change4:6
Popular Vote4:2,351,673
Swing4:8.3%
Image5:Giorgia Meloni 2019.jpg
Image5 Size:160x160px
Leader5:Giorgia Meloni
Leader Since5:8 March 2014
Party5:Brothers of Italy
Alliance5:ECR
Last Election5:3.7%, no seats
Percentage5:6.4%
Seats5:6
Seat Change5:6
Popular Vote5:1,726,189
Swing5:2.7%
Image6:Philipp Achammer (cropped).jpg
Image6 Size:160x160px
Leader6:Philipp Achammer
Leader Since6:3 May 2014
Party6:South Tyrolean People's Party
Alliance6:EPP
Last Election6:0.5%, 1 seat
Percentage6:0.5%
Seats6:1
Seat Change6:0
Popular Vote6:142,185
Swing6:0
Map Size:250px

The 2019 European Parliament election in Italy were held on 26 May 2019, electing members of the 9th Italian delegation to the European Parliament as part of the European elections held across the European Union.

Background

In 2014, the governing Democratic Party (PD) of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi won the election with 40.8% of the vote and 31 seats, followed by the Five Star Movement (M5S) with 21.2% and 17 seats and Forza Italia (FI) with 16.8% and 13 seats. As a result, the PD was the second largest national party in the European Parliament by number of seats after the German CDU/CSU and the largest among the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D).[1] The PD's score was also the best result for an Italian party in a nationwide election since the 1958 general election, when the Christian Democracy (DC) won 42.4% of the vote. However, after less than three years from the 2014 electoral landslide, Renzi was forced to resign after the defeat in the constitutional referendum and his foreign affairs minister Paolo Gentiloni was appointed new head of government in December 2016.[2] [3] Moreover, the 2018 general election was characterized by a strong showing of populist parties. The centre-right coalition, led by Matteo Salvini's right-wing League, emerged with a plurality of seats in the Chamber of Deputies and in the Senate while the anti-establishment M5S led by Luigi Di Maio became the party with the largest number of votes; and Renzi's centre-left came only third, with the worst electoral result of its history.[4] [5] However, no political group or party won an outright majority, resulting in a hung parliament.[6] After three months of negotiation, a government was finally formed on 1 June by the M5S and the League, with the M5S-linked independent Giuseppe Conte as Prime Minister and Di Maio and Salvini Deputy Prime Ministers.[7] [8]

In March 2019, Nicola Zingaretti was elected secretary of the PD.[9] In April, Zingaretti presented a special logo for the election, including a large reference to "We Are Europeans", a manifesto launched by Carlo Calenda; and the symbol of the Party of European Socialists (PES).[10] Additionally, the PD is trying to forge an alliance with the Article One (Art.1)[11] and minor parties. March and April registered more developments on the centre-left side of the political spectrum. Under the new leadership of Benedetto Della Vedova, More Europe (+E) formed a joint list with Italia in Comune (IiC),[12] [13] [14] the Italian Socialist Party (PSI),[15] the Italian Republican Party (PRI),[16] [17] the Italian section of the European Democratic Party (EDP),[18] the Liberal Democratic Alliance for Italy (ALI)[19] and minor parties; Italian Left (SI), the Communist Refoundation Party (PRC), minor parties and individual splinters from the disbanded Free and Equal (LeU) formed The Left (LS), a joint list inspired by the Party of the European Left (PEL);[20] and the Federation of the Greens (FdV), Possible (Pos) and Green Italia (GI) formed Green Europe (EV) under the banner of the European Green Party (EGP).[21] [22] On the centre-right side, FI welcomed in its lists candidates of the Union of the Centre (UdC) and several alike minor parties while Brothers of Italy (FdI) formed a partnership with Direction Italy (DI) and minor groups.

Electoral system

The party-list proportional representation was the traditional electoral system of the Italian Republic from its establishment in 1946 to 1994, therefore it was also adopted to elect the Italian members of the European Parliament (MEPs) since 1979. Two levels were introduced: a national level to divide the seats among parties and a constituency level to distribute them among candidates in open lists. Five constituencies were established, each including 2–5 regions and each electing a fixed number of MEPs. At national level, seats are divided between party lists using the largest remainder method with Hare quota. Seats are allocated to parties and then to their most voted candidates. In the run-up to the 2009 European Parliament election, the Italian Parliament introduced a national threshold of 4%. An exception was granted for parties representing some linguistic minorities as such lists can be connected with one of the major parties, combining their votes, provided that those parties reach the 4% threshold and that candidates from minority parties obtain a sufficient number of votes, no less than 50,000 for the main candidate.[23] [24]

Main parties and leaders

Outgoing MEPs

The table shows the detailed composition of the Italian seats at the European Parliament before 26 May 2019.

EP groupSeatsPartySeatsMEPs
Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Democratic Party26
Article One3
Italian Left1
Possible1
European People's Party
10
1
1
Europe of Freedom and Direct DemocracyFive Star Movement11
Italia in Comune1
Independents2
Europe of Nations and Freedom6
European Conservatives and ReformistsBrothers of Italy3
Direction Italy2
European United Left–Nordic Green Left
The Other Europe2
Independents1
Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for EuropeMore Europe1
Greens–European Free AllianceFederation of the Greens1
Total73

Retiring incumbents

The following MEPs are not seeking re-election:

ConstituencyDeparting MEPPartyEP GroupFirst electedTermsDate announced
Italian Islandsdata-sort-value="Soru, Renato" Renato Soru20141[25]
North-West Italydata-sort-value="Briano, Renata" Renata Briano20141[26]
Central Italydata-sort-value="Costa, Silvia" Silvia Costa20092[27]
North-East Italydata-sort-value="Zoffoli, Damiano" Damiano Zoffoli20151[28]
North-East Italydata-sort-value="Schlein, Elly" Elly Schlein20141[29]

Summary of parties

This is a list of the main parties which participated in the election and were polled in most opinion surveys.

PartyMain ideologyLeaderEuropean
party		Outgoing MEPs
Democratic Party (PD)Social democracyNicola ZingarettiPES
Forza Italia (FI)Liberal conservatismSilvio BerlusconiEPP
Five Star Movement (M5S)PopulismLuigi Di MaioNone
League (Lega)Right-wing populismMatteo SalviniMENF
Brothers of Italy (FdI)National conservatismGiorgia MeloniACRE
The Left (LS)Democratic socialismSeveral leadersPEL
Green Europe (EV)Green politicsSeveral leadersEGP
More Europe (+E)LiberalismBenedetto Della VedovaALDE

Top candidates

In the following table, the top candidates of each party/list in the five constituencies are listed.

PartyNorth-WestNorth-EastCentreSouthIslandsSource
Democratic PartyGiuliano PisapiaCarlo CalendaSimona BonaféFranco RobertiCaterina Chinnici[30] [31]
Five Star MovementSabrina PignedoliMaria Angela DanzìDaniela RondinelliChiara Maria GemmaAlessandra Todde[32] [33]
Forza ItaliaSilvio BerlusconiAntonio TajaniSilvio Berlusconi[34] [35]
LeagueMatteo Salvini[36] [37]
Brothers of ItalyGiorgia Meloni[38] [39]
The LeftEleonora CirantSilvia ProdiMarilena GrassadoniaEleonora ForenzaCorradino Mineo[40] [41]
Green EuropeElena GrandiSilvia ZamboniAnnalisa CorradoEliana BaldoNadia Spallitta[42] [43]
More EuropeBenedetto Della VedovaFederico PizzarottiEmma BoninoRaimondo PasquinoFabrizio Ferrandelli[44] [45]

Slogans

PartyOriginal sloganEnglish translationSource
Democratic PartyUna nuova Europa, un'Italia più forte"A New Europe, a Stronger Italy"[46] [47]
Five Star MovementContinuare per cambiare"Continuing for changing"[48] [49]
Forza ItaliaPer cambiare l'Europa"To Change Europe"[50] [51]
LeaguePrima l'Italia"Italy First"[52] [53]
Brothers of ItalyIn Europa per cambiare tutto"In Europe to Change Everything"[54] [55]
The LeftNoi con te"Us with You"[56] [57]
Green EuropeTocca a noi"It Is Our Turn"[58] [59]
More EuropeUn'altra Italia c'è"There Is Another Italy"[60] [61]

Opinion polling

See also: Opinion polling for the 2022 Italian general election. Poll results are listed according to the date of publication of the survey. Detailed data are usually published in the official website of the Italian government. The publication of opinion polls during the last 15 days of the electoral campaign is forbidden by Italian law.

Polls after April 2019
DatePolling firmSample sizePDM5SFILegaLSFdIEV+EOthersLead
8–9 MayTecnè1,00021.522.510.531.03.05.03.53.08.5
8–9 MayEuromedia80021.921.510.129.62.05.31.33.54.87.7
8–9 MayDemopolis2,00022.223.08.431.02.85.53.23.98.0
7–9 MayScenari Politici – Winpoll1,50022.122.77.833.82.15.81.32.42.011.1
6–9 MayIxè1,00020.120.59.630.53.45.21.84.04.910.0
5–9 MayTermometro Politico6,00021.823.09.530.61.95.80.82.84.67.6
8 MayPiepoli50321.022.010.030.52.05.01.03.55.08.5
7–8 MayIndex80021.122.39.232.42.75.01.73.02.610.1
6–8 MaySWG1,50022.522.79.430.52.74.71.72.63.27.8
6–8 MayIpsos1,00020.524.97.830.92.15.71.83.23.16.0
6–8 MayBidimedia1,45521.222.49.032.22.54.71.73.03.39.8
6–8 MayDemos & Pi1,00720.422.69.532.23.14.74.13.49.6
7 MayEMG1,64221.223.510.332.22.65.02.82.48.7
7 MayNoto–21.021.09.032.02.05.51.03.55.011.0
5–7 MayDemopolis1,50022.023.08.531.02.85.63.04.18.0
4–6 MayTecnè1,50921.022.010.531.03.55.03.53.59.0
30 Apr–6 MaySWG1,50022.222.79.130.72.84.61.82.73.48.0
24 Apr–6 MayCISE1,00021.623.111.727.31.04.64.26.54.3
2–3 MayQuorum – YouTrend1,00021.422.29.532.13.25.32.34.09.9
2 MayPiepoli–20.522.010.031.02.05.51.03.54.59.0
2 MayEuromedia80020.320.610.332.41.55.31.43.84.411.8
30 AprNoto–22.020.08.532.02.56.01.53.04.510.0
25–30 AprTermometro Politico2,00021.823.59.231.12.05.70.82.83.17.6
28–29 AprTecnè1,00021.421.511.232.22.84.93.12.910.7
24–29 AprSWG1,50022.521.88.831.63.15.01.52.92.89.1
27 AprEMG1,53621.922.910.132.22.55.13.02.39.3
23 AprEMG1,52522.623.110.231.32.85.43.01.68.2
23 AprNoto–21.020.58.533.52.06.01.03.04.512.5
22–23 AprDemopolis1,50021.022.08.033.05.011.011.0
18–23 AprScenari Politici – Winpoll1,50020.520.18.736.41.95.41.73.12.215.9
17–23 AprSWG1,50022.022.38.432.33.44.81.63.02.210.0
19–22 AprTermometro Politico1,00022.023.59.131.52.15.71.02.92.28.0
20 AprIpsos–18.722.38.736.92.14.61.33.02.414.6
16 AprEMG1,79421.822.69.532.12.94.92.93.39.5
16 AprNoto–20.021.09.033.53.06.01.53.52.512.5
10–15 AprSWG1,50021.522.58.932.32.94.81.23.32.69.8
Hypothetical polls until April 2019

Results

← Summary of 26 May 2019 European Parliament election results in Italy →
PartyEuropean
party		Main candidateVotes%+/−Seats
+/−Seats
+/−
League (Lega)Matteo Salvini9,175,20834.26
Democratic Party – We Are Europeans (PD–SE)PESCarlo Calenda6,089,85322.74
Autonomies for Europe (ApE)EFAMarco Gheller17,6920.07newnewnew
align=left colspan=2TotalMixed6,107,54522.80
Five Star Movement (M5S)NoneDino Giarrusso4,569,08917.06
Forza Italia (FI)EPPSilvio Berlusconi2,351,6738.78
South Tyrolean People's Party (SVP)EPPHerbert Dorfmann142,1850.53±0±0
align=left colspan=2TotalEPP2,493,8589.31
Brothers of Italy (FdI)ECRGiorgia Meloni1,726,1896.44
More Europe – Italia in Comune – European Democratic Party (+E–IiC–PDE)ALDEEmma Bonino833,4433.11newnewnew
Green Europe (EV)EGPGiuseppe Civati621,4922.32±0±0
The Left (LS)PELEleonora Forenza469,9431.75
Communist Party (PC)INITIATIVEMarco Rizzo235,5420.88newnewnew
Animalist Party (PA)APECristiano Ceriello160,2700.60newnewnew
The People of Family – Popular Alternative (PdF–AP)EPPMario Adinolfi114,5310.43newnewnew
CasaPound – United Right (CPI–DU)AENMSimone Di Stefano89,1420.33newnewnew
Populars for Italy (PpI)EPPMario Mauro80,5530.30newnewnew
Pirate Party (PP)PPEULuigi Di Liberto60,8090.23newnewnew
New Force (FN)APFRoberto Fiore41,0770.15newnewnew
Thought and Action Party (PPA)NonePaolo La Triglia5,0410.02newnewnew
Valid votes26,783,73296.41
Blank and invalid votes994,4503.59
Totals27,780,855100.00
Electorate and voter turnout50,977,28054.50
Source: Ministry of the Interior

Detailed results

By constituency
Italian
constituencies		LegaPDM5SFIFdI+EEVLSOthers
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North-West3,193,90840.6191,849,08523.515873,74911.112691,0378.792443,7635.642249,7783.180193,3942.460116,5071.480254,4563.22062.67
North-East2,381,55540.9071,388,37823.844599,10610.292339,0165.820333,3905.721202,5183.480186,0183.19084,4471.450309,1395.31162.46
Central1,848,00533.3661,488,26026.874882,80215.942345,7886.242385,9626.971167,2063.020120,4292.170123,3962.230177,4353.20058.35
Southern1,291,54623.465984,61917.8841,603,39229.126674,48912.252414,7677.531173,5913.15094,3791.710111,8212.030157,7232.87046.46
Islands460,19422.462379,51118.522610,04029.772301,34314.711148,3077.24140,3501.97027,2721.33033,7721.65048,3592.35034.86
By region
RegionsLegaPDM5SFIFdI+EEVLSOthers
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Aosta Valley18,52537.178,08416.224,8309.692,6845.381,6183.251,8443.702,3224.661,3312.678,60617.2651.91
Piedmont813,00537.14524,07823.94290,14113.26198,7219.08130,9865.9872,1393.3050,4572.3132,7841.5076,5263.4964.67
Lombardy2,107,08043.381,120,93323.08453,8639.34430,1418.86268,4145.53150,1923.09119,6672.4665,1821.34141,6692.9264.10
Liguria251,69633.88185,26024.94122,53616.4957,8877.7942,1185.6722,6493.0518,3322.4716,1482.1726,2893.5458.50
Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol137,73927.7879,32916.0031,1676.2917,5873.5516,6953.3735,0447.0731,5616.375,9691.20140,71928.3759.88
Friuli-Venezia Giulia245,63642.56128,30222.2355,5299.6238,5936.6943,8987.6117,3333.0017,1772.989,4281.6321,2963.6857.04
Veneto1,234,61049.88468,78918.94220,4298.91149,6366.05167,3946.7667,3422.7267,8462.7425,9811.0573,1212.9563.69
Emilia-Romagna759,94833.77703,13131.24290,01912.89131,9925.87104,8614.6680,1533.5666,0022.9342,0101.8772,2733.2367.31
Tuscany588,72731.48622,93433.31237,10912.68108,7935.8292,2334.9357,0693.0546,8352.5048,7152.6067,9763.6365.75
Umbria171,45838.18107,68723.9865,71814.6328,8286.4229,5516.5812,0622.697,8461.759,4272.1016,4974.0067.69
Marche291,06137.98170,59622.26141,23918.4342,3815.5344,6445.8321,4302.8017,2102.2512,5171.6325,2253.2962.13
Lazio793,88932.66578,25323.79436,10217.94164,7496.78218,8759.0074,2753.0646,4341.9151,6322.1266,8772.7453.32
Abruzzo205,37035.3198,66516.96130,51322.4454,6319.3940,7247.0013,9072.399,1241.5710,3961.7918,3133.1552.61
Molise36,54424.2622,05814.6443,33028.7623,06015.319,5346.332,1301.411,7241.143,1892.129,0776.0353.27
Campania419,62319.21417,39619.11739,54133.85298,25413.65127,2115.8255,0552.5232,8691.5040,3001.8454,3552.5047.61
Apulia403,42425.29265,41216.64419,34426.29177,30411.11141,8658.8979,4704.9831,6671.9834,8002.1842,0872.6449.79
Basilicata55,45323.3241,30717.3770,55929.6722,3609.4019,9648.397,7553.235,6452.376,3502.678,4473.5847.30
Calabria164,91522.61133,13618.25194,69526.6997,13513.3276,83510.2613,5571.8611,0881.5215,7362.1624,2403.3343.99
Sicily319,43920.77255,74116.63479,56231.18261,34016.99117,1317.6229,0891.8918,0091.1722,4871.4635,1372.3237.51
Sardinia135,49627.57119,26024.27126,30125.7038.3897.8130.6816.2410.2692.097,8631.6010,7102.1812,4852.5436.25
Abroad (EU)21,57017.8639,50232.7116,56113.717,2085.972,9572.4510,6798.8411,8149.784,8514.025,6274.667.64
By municipality (with more than 100,000 inhabitants)
ComuniLegaPDM5SFIFdI+EEVLSOthers
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Ancona12,12628.5112,98130.527,71218.132,0234.762,3565.541,4773.471,5283.591,1662.741,1662.7454.77
Bari36,19521.8433,81420.4045,84727.6617,21810.3911,4026.888,6815.243,6742.224,0912.474,8262.9066.73
Bergamo20,24632.4120,39132.644,2476.805,2808.454,1426.633,2185.151,9833.171,0841.741,8763.0170.24
Bologna40,28221.8274,47440.3320,00810.8410,6835.798,5924.659,3155.048,4234.567,5554.095,1052.8863.35
Bolzano14,75530.878,33617.443,8037.961,8893.952,0394.273,4587.244,4179.248001.678,29717.3661.41
Brescia31,28535.3627,35630.927,3068.266,7367.614,8535.493,6434.122,9893.381,7091.932,5932.9363.13
Cagliari12,74122.7117,38930.9910,63218.955,0478.994,1557.401,7983.201,1852.111,7923.191,3752.4644.07
Catania17,25618.9517,67419.4130,44733.4412,38013.597,0837.781,2341.361,3091.441,7731.951,9072.0837.11
Ferrara27,78336.6522,00229.037,89410.414,2475.604,3845.783,4474.552,4593.241,2771.682,3093.0673.04
Florence38,93120.2683,95943.7018,7359.7510,5815.5110,0845.259,5024.957,3323.827,2803.795,7372.9769.90
Foggia20,07226.5010,12913.3724,60232.478,93911.804,8686.432,4873.281,0321.367981.052,8303.7468.27
Forlì19,60632.2519,95932.837,58812.484,1836.882,6454.351,9533.211,6932.789441.552,2323.6769.61
Genoa70,66327.5677,04430.0547,08018.3616,2926.3513,2595.179,9413.887,2902.846,7742.648,0573.1555.05
Giugliano in Campania5,33715.985,54216.6014,50343.434,18012.521,7135.135541.665631.694321.295711.7037.26
Latina22,87441.888,43115.449,11816.703,8647.085,3589.871,7743.258811.616591.211,6552.9653.72
Livorno20,99725.1729,24835.0613,70616.433,4414.123,4844.182,3292.792,6853.222,7113.254,8195.7864.38
Messina12,33818.3211,70917.3816,97425.2013,22319.635,9518.832,8234.197401.109841.462,6193.8936.66
Milan157,22727.39206,46835.9748,9588.5358,45710.1829,6185.1630,5735.3317,9773.1312,1472.1212,5282.1958.70
Modena24,83426.1037,91539.8511,20211.775,3235.594,4164.643,5443.723,5133.691,8981.992,5002.6570.94
Monza19,14733.7216,51629.095,1749.116,18510.893,3425.892,6684.701,7103.016881.211,3542.3861.18
Naples36,65712.3669,07423.29118,22139.8627,1099.1413,1224.429,3523.156,5122.209,8273.316,7462.2740.03
Novara16,39335.6411,89325.865,45811.873,9808.654,0018.701,4283.109962.174761.031,3672.9861.32
Padua33,22533.2331,86031.878,7998.806,0426.046,4016.404,8874.893,9954.002,2042.202,5572.5764.05
Palermo39,63918.7442,15319.9266,62531.4929,14613.7812,8626.086,7233.184,7592.255,0902.414,5762.1541.03
Parma27,06531.6025,22529.469,43511.024,6265.404,7075.507,1418.343,1953.731,7842.082,4612.8760.57
Perugia27,35431.5722,93026.4711,48313.256,1987.157,7548.952,9733.432,2952.652,0872.413,5654.1271.35
Pescara18,96630.1313,03920.7112,63420.076,89910.964,5067.161,5772.511,4962.381,4112.242,4183.8465.56
Piacenza17,09738.2710,57523.674,56010.213,3027.393,1797.122,6735.981,2192.738531.911,2172.7260.64
Prato30,50933.9929,29832.6410,32611.515,5726.214,9685.543,0613.411,8422.051,4111.572,7643.0870.48
Ravenna23,97331.4425,14832.9810,72314.064,0595.323,2234.233,1684.162,1242.791,3961.832,4283.1963.67
Reggio Calabria12,74122.4113,82824.3212,01221.136,93312.196,62211.659321.641,2962.287941.401,6953.0041.11
Reggio Emilia21,42226.0430,66437.2711,60514.114,1455.043,1643.853,8944.732,7513.342,1212.582,5003.0468.88
Rimini23,05834.2118,09426.8510,21915.164,9807.393,4555.132,2213.302,2633.361,2161.801,8892.8058.60
Rome285,31825.78338,88530.62194,54517.5861,6385.5796,2998.7044,3104.0024,6142.2231,7312.8729,5042.6648.91
Salerno10,51119.0715,07527.3512,94023.485,51210.003,1055.632,6584.821,8483.351,8503.361,6172.9451.14
Sassari11,26525.4812,26927.7511,69926.462,7556.232,1464.851,2782.897691.747751.751,2602.8542.76
Syracuse6,22717.947,21720.7912,12334.932,9328.453,83211.045511.595451.576231.796581.9035.77
Taranto15,53524.6710,97817.4417,48527.775,8439.284,1846.652,4373.873,7846.011,0511.671,6622.6439.87
Terni17,73637.4611,10923.478,23717.402,8806.082,7465.801,3122.776811.441,0092.131,6313.4556.05
Trento16,07728.7219,46534.784,9128.782,6804.792,8055.012,3654.232,7134.851,3392.393,6166.4560.10
Trieste27,91133.1321,47625.499,82111.665,8916.996,0997.243,4044.043,6324.312,4892.953,5334.2050.96
Turin106,56726.89132,63933.4752,80313.3331,3737.9221,7395.4918,1354.5810,9362.768,9702.2613,0733.3060.95
Venice42,09337.0731,52127.7613,96612.305,5514.895,5744.914,4183.894,4823.952,5922.283,3562.9557.61
Verona44,62037.0630,41825.2611,6349.667,6216.3310,5138.735,2474.364,5653.792,0871.733,6913.0862.20
Vicenza19,50438.4714,34128.294,3398.563,0466.013,1446.202,1124.172,1144.177751.531,3242.6059.16
Total1,556,15826.631,730,51129.621,002,14017.15450,8847.72373,8946.40242,6764.15168,8092.89142,5232.44175,4643.0054.18

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