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With 665 votes I correspond to 24.08% Brothers of Italy of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is confirmed first party in Borgo Valsugana. Behind him is the Democratic Party by Elly Schlein which collects 631 preferences equal to 23.20%. In third position with 494 preferences equal to 18.16 votes Salvini Premier League.
Followed by Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra 188 votes, Südtiroler Volksparte (SVP) 161 votes, Forza Italia – Noi Moderati – EPP 153 votes, United States of Europe 116 votes, Action – We are Europeans 104 votes, Pace Terra Dignità 101 votes, Movimento 5 Stars 98 votes, Freedom 14 votes and Popular Alternative bringing up the rear 5 votes. The most voted was Roberto Paccher with 321 votes. The representative of the League also surpassed the prime minister who came in second.
In the six seats of which 5 in Borgo Valsugana and 1 in the hamlet of Olle, once again abstentionism dominates, only 41.33% of those entitled to vote went to the polls. Fratelli d’Italia leads in seats 1, 4, 5 while the Democratic Party leads in seats 2, 3, and 6.
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The European data together with those of last year’s Provincial Elections provide an initial assessment also in view of next year’s municipal elections which will approximately take place in May 2025.
In 2019, there were 4 mayoral candidates who presented themselves to the voters, Enrico Galvan supported by two lists Borgo e Olle bene comune and Borgo Domani. Martina Ferrai supported by three lists Civitas, Viviamo Borgo e Olle, Innova Borgo e Olle. Marika Sbetta supported by three lists Lega Autonomia Salvini Trentino, Borgo Olle united for change and Acting for Trentino Claudio Cia. In the end Sunil Pellanda supported by a single list Rivivere Borgo.
The movements”unofficial” have already begun in view of 2025 where in all likelihood there will be the return of the former mayor to the local political scene Fabio Dalledonne who in September 2018 resigned to try to climb the Provincial Council with the Civica Trentina alongside the late Rodolfo Borga, however collecting only 873 votes, not enough to be elected.
