Turnout on average was over 54% for the local elections, while slightly less for the vote on the European Parliament. Here are the data from the provinces
TUSCANY — Second and last provisional update onturnout for the municipal and European elections in Tuscanywhere in addition to the choice of Italian representatives in the European Parliament, in 185 municipalities there is also a vote for the renewal of the office of mayor and the composition of the municipal council.
While in the data relating to 12pm today, Sunday 9 June, there was a turnout of 34.55% for the administrative elections and 30.86% for the European elections, at 7pm the data stood, respectively at 54.40% it’s at 49.72%.
Below is the table with the turnout percentages for the individual provinces:
In detail, we report verbatim the percentages of each Tuscan province: the first data refers to the administrative elections while the second, highlighted in bold, refers to the European elections, which take place everywhere.
Arezzo: 57.53% – 50.17%
Florence: 55.30% – 55.04%
Grosseto: 58.17% – 46.37%
Livorno: 51.75% – 51.34%
Lucca: 48.30% – 40.21%
Massa Carrara: 52.31% – 38.65%
Pisa: 55.32% – 50.89%
Pistoia: 52.23% – 46.07%
Meadow: 54.02% – 53.84%
Siena: 55.74% – 53.54%
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