The outgoing councilor Zacchei hopes that De Paolis’ son will join (to make the pairing) otherwise the issue will become tough. This being the case (the Azzurri) risk being left out of the council
CIVITAVECCHIA – We are now in the final stages and the lists are starting to take shape. The most dynamic (from rumors) is the one linked to the former general of the Fiamme Gialle Paolo Poletti.
Let’s chat because apparently the lists that his supporters are fielding seem really small compared to the bombastic announcements of the first hour.
Yes, because everyone knows, at least those who know politics, that local elections are won with the votes of individual candidates and not with simple “crosses” on the symbols of national parties. This is demonstrated by the proliferation of civic mayors without an official party coat.
Let’s go back to Paolo Poletti and his lists. The civic seems to be by far the strongest with “mister Conad” Ivano Iacomelli acting as a driving force together with the former Northern League lawyer Barbara La Rosa brought to the balance.
Also on the “rainbow” list, the former city secretary of the Democratic Party Enrico Leopardo and above all the one who on paper seems like the real outsider, Andrea De Paolis, will compete for a place (or at least he hopes).
Forza Italia is on the brink of the abyss if it is true that the only prominent names are those of the outgoing councilor Deborah Zacchei and Pamela Pierotti. The latter is a strong candidate supported by the entire party and in particular by the Honorable Alessandro Battilocchio who aims to make her arrive before her.
Thanks to the support of Marietta Tidei, Italia Viva will be able to focus on Ivan Magrì and Michela Spano.
At the moment the “We Moderates” list does not seem to have arrived yet but it is not certain that they will be able to put something together at the last moment.
In short, there are all the ingredients for a placement between third and fourth place in the final mayors’ ranking.
The 5 Star Movement is doing well. Or at least that’s how it seemed to be at first. Yes, because D’Antò basically doesn’t displease the Grillini and the far left. However, it is some sinister political figures from the past who occasionally show up alongside him to undermine his credibility and above all his electoral campaign.
Roberta Galletta is nibbling away at votes from the M5S and the Democratic Party. She travels on a minimal but sufficient percentage to make it difficult for Marco Piendibene, candidate of the Democratic Party, who finds himself facing yet another cyclopean electoral battle.
Finally there is Vittorio Petrelli. He aims to be re-elected to the council. His list only serves to guarantee him the percentage necessary to obtain a seat.
