The exit polls on the Pescara municipal elections (CLICK HERE FOR YESTERDAY’S WEB NEWS) paint an uncertain scenario for the outcome of the first round. The outgoing mayor Carlo Masci is on the verge of 50%. From 1.45pm there will be live coverage of the real data on Rete8 and on this site
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The Pescara municipal counting begins at 2pm. Reading Antonio Noto’s exit polls for Porta a Porta, and also the definitive results on the city of the European elections, which give the three centre-right parties close to 50%, every single vote could be decisive to decree the re-election of Carlo Masci to first round or the need for a run-off in two weeks.
The exit polls, by Noto Sondaggi per Porta a Porta, on Pescara give Masci between 47.5 and 51.5%. Costantini follows between 34 and 38 percent. Pettinari is estimated at between 9 and 11% while Fusilli stands at between 3.5 and 5.5%. In Pescara, 61.88% of eligible voters voted compared to 63.64 in the previous administrative elections.
THE EUROPEANS IN PESCARA – The contemporary vote in the European elections is definitive (and indicative) for the city. For the centre-right Fratelli D’Italia it stood at 30.1%, Forza Italia at 12% and the League at 6.6%. In Costantini’s centre-left, the Pd has 22%, the M5S at 10.73%, AVS at 6.62%. Pace Terra e Dignità obtained 4.85% and Action 2.33%. Gianluca Fusilli’s United States of Europe obtained 3.75% at the European elections. The other lists are below 2%. There were 63,640 voters in the European elections, around 200 fewer than in the municipal elections.
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