by Vincenzo Diocleziano, Gerardo Garofalo and Maria Giulia Pensosi
There are 21 Municipalities in the Province of Terni that will vote on 8 and 9 June 2024 for a total of 60 in Umbria. In the Ternano area, Orvieto is the only municipality with a population exceeding 15 thousand inhabitants and therefore the only one where a run-off could be needed. The deadline for submitting the lists expired last Saturday. Let’s see all the aspirants for the tricolor band and the lists in support of them.
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Mayoral candidates and lists in the Ternano area
To Acquasparta the outgoing mayor Giovanni Montani is running again with the ‘Sìamo con Giovanni Montani’ list, the challenger is Claudio Ricci with ‘Fare comune’.
To Allerona – where the outgoing mayor, Sauro Basili, at the end of his second mandate does not stand for re-election for the tricolor band – two-way challenge: Luca Cupello for ‘Allerona common good’ and Daniele Bellezza ‘Together for Allerona’.
To Alviano the outgoing mayor Giovanni Ciardo is running again supported by the ‘New horizons’ list; against Fabio Andreucci for ‘Viviamo Alviano’.
To Arrone a solo race could be looming for the outgoing Fabio Di Gioia, the competing list would be that of Thomas Nardini with ‘Alternativa per Arrone’. Same situation a Montefrancoin the village the outgoing Rachele Taccalozzi is the candidate and the challenger is Antonello Sinibaldi (‘Let’s change Montefranco together).
TO Basques the outgoing mayor Damiano Bernardini with ‘Together tomorrow’ will compete for the tricolor band with Giancarlo Racanicchi (‘Common future: territory and united generations’).
TO Castel Viscardo Bruno Cimicchi, for ‘Change is possible’, will challenge the outgoing Daniele Longaroni (‘Cammino comune’).
TO Fabro the outgoing mayor Diego Masella will not stand for re-election, there are two candidates for the tricolor band: Giuliano Giuliacchi (‘Fabro at the centre’) and Simone Barbanera (‘Common commitment’).
TO Ficulle solo race for the outgoing mayor Gian Luigi Maravalle (‘CambiaMenti’).
TO Guardea Alfredo Di Sio of ‘Together for Guardea’ will challenge the outgoing Giampiero Lattanzi (‘To build the future for Guardea’).
TO Lugnano in Teverina only one candidate: Alessandro Dimiziani with ‘United for Lugnano’.
TO Montecchio Antonella Ferretti (‘Step by step to be reborn together’) will challenge the outgoing mayor Federico Gori (‘Montecchio Oltre’).
TO Montegabbione three-way challenge for the tricolor band: candidates Sebastiano Caravaggi (‘Let’s share people and territory’), the outgoing Fabio Roncella (‘Common future for Montegabbione’) and Francesca Muccifora (‘Montegabbione together’).
TO Monteleone d’Orvieto – where the outgoing Angelo Larocca will not run again – only one candidate for the office of mayor: Paolo Garofani (‘Monteleone active’).
TO Orvieto there are four candidates for mayor: the outgoing Roberta Tardani supported by four lists (CDX team and a civic one), Stefano Biagioli from the broad field with the Pd and three other civic lists, Roberta Palazzetti and Giordano Conticelli respectively supported by two civic lists.
TO Penna in Teverina two-way race for the tricolor band of the village: the outgoing Stefano Poluzzi (‘Penna tomorrow’) and the challenger Valerio Cecca (‘With you, pen is reborn’).
TO Polino three mayoral candidates: Saverio Matteucci (‘Popular Bandecchi alternative for Matteucci’), the outgoing Remigio Venanzi (‘Progetto Polino’) and Gianluca Matteucci (‘Noi per Polino’).
TO Porano candidates Carmela Pamela Palmieri (‘United for Porano’) and the outgoing mayor Marco Conticelli (‘Porano counts’).
TO Saint Gemini three-way race: candidates Leonardo Grimani for ‘San Gemini changes direction’, Luciano Clementella for ‘Let’s change San Gemini’ and Giuseppe Bracco for ‘Unity and responsibility for San Gemini’.
TO San Venanzo there are two mayoral candidates: the outgoing Marsilio Martinelli (‘San Venanzo common good’) and Stefano Valentini (‘San Venanzo viva’).
TO Stroncone two-way race for the tricolor band: the outgoing Giuseppe Malvetani (‘SìAmo Stroncone’) and Paolo Cianfoni (‘Together to change’).
