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Enters a new course European Parliament after the verdict of the polls on the occasion of European elections. In the north-eastern constituencyin which Bologna and Emilia Romagna are included together with Veneto, Friuli Venezia Giulia and Trentino Alto Adige, 15 candidates were elected out of the 76 that Italy will express in Brussels.
If in our constituency the victory goes to FdI, in the Municipality of Bologna (as well as in the entire Bologna metropolitan area) the Democratic Party remains firmly at the top of the preferences, doubling the Melonians with 41.1% of votes.
Turnout
The polls closed at 11pm yesterday – 9 June – the counting and counting of votes began to elect the Italians to the new European Parliament. At the same time, local elections were also held in 45 municipalities of the metropolitan city (Administrative: definitive turnout data).
At the end of the two days at the polls, in Emilia Romagna 59% of those entitled to vote voted (however, there are still a handful of seats to be counted), down compared to 2019 (67.28%). In the whole metropolitan city of Bologna 60.81% of voters voted (there are still a few seats missing): still down compared to 2019, whose turnout was 67.75%.
Worse than the regional – and also provincial – average is in Capital municipality, where only 57.31% (173,600 voters) of those entitled to vote showed up at the polls (while 5 years ago it was over 63%). However, better than the national figure which does not reach 50% voter turnout.
Municipality turnout data by municipality
Municipality by municipality, at 11pm on 9 June in the Bologna area, this is the access to the polls:
BOLOGNA 57.31%
ALTO RENO TERME 48.10
ANZOLA DELL’EMILIA 65.08
ARGELATO 65.95
BARICELLA 64.62
BENTIVOGLIO 63.75
BORGO TOSSIGNANO 66.08
BUDRIO 55.76
CALDERARA DI RENO 67.09
CAMUGNANO 49.42
CASALECCHIO DI RENO 54.73
CASALFIUMANESE 62.88
CASTEL D’AIANO 50.00
CASTEL DEL RIO 52.89
CASIO CASTLE 67.73
CASTEL GUELFO DI BOLOGNA 65.17
CASTEL MAGGIORE NP –
CASTEL SAN PIETRO TERME 65.36
ARGILE CASTLE 64.18
CASTENASO 69.74
CASTIGLIONE DEI PEPOLI 70.49
CREVALCORE 64.96
DOZZA 65.63
FONTANELICE 74.61
GAGGIO MONTANO 50.56
GALLIERA 64.68
GRANAROLO DELL’EMILIA 66.95
GRIZZANA MORANDI 57.93
IMOLA 56.20
LIZZANO IN BELVEDERE 67.13
LOIANO 63.34
MALALBERGO 62.79
MARZABOTTO 64.08
MEDICINE 63.69
MINERBIO 61.85
MOLINELLA 65.99
MONGHIDORO 51.85
MONTE SAN PIETRO 65.10
MONTERENZIO 67.44
MONZUNO 60.44
MORDANO 66.79
OZZANO DELL’EMILIA 66.63
PIANORO 67.75
PIEVE DI CENTO 66.69
BOLOGNESE ROOM 64.35
SAN BENEDETTO VAL DI SAMBRO 66.60
SAN GIORGIO DI PIANO NP –
SAN GIOVANNI IN PERSICETO 58,60
SAN LAZZARO DI SAVENA 65.48
SAN PIETRO IN CASALE 63.72
SANT’AGATA BOLOGNESE 64.67
SASSO MARCONI 65.94
VALSAMOGGIA 62.25
WRITTEN 60.08
ZOLA PREDOSA 64.95
Turnout, all the data
The turnout recorded at the end of the first day of voting for the European elections in the Bologna area.
The turnout data for the municipal elections in the Bologna area at 11pm on 8 June, municipality by municipality.
European and municipal elections, turnout in the Bolognese area: partial data from 9 June
Who are the candidates
Here are the candidates belonging to the lists of the North-East Constituency, in which 15 of the 76 Italian MEPs will be elected.
