The names of the come out first elected to the European Parliament. In Italy the 2024 European elections on 8 and 9 June have reserved verdicts in line with expectations: Fratelli d’Italia confirmed itself as the first partyat 28.81%, closely followed by Democratic party at approximately 24.04%. More detach the other formations, with Forza Italia, 5 Star Movement and Lega under 10%. while the Green-Left Alliance closed above 6.67%, an excellent result symbolized by the election of Ilaria Salis to the European Parliament.
We are starting to outline some names of the parliamentarians who in Italy can aspire to one seat out of the 76 out of 720 destined for our country. The certain names of the first elected to the European Parliament, as well as Ilaria Salis, include Roberto Vannacci, the general who ran for the League, Pasquale Tridico, former president of the INPS in the 5 Star Movement, Elena Donazzan, for Fratelli d’Italia and former councilor in the Veneto Region, who resorted to transphobic phrases against the transgender teacher Cloè Bianco , who committed suicide, and many others. In the Democratic Party, the candidates practically certain of a place in Europe include the former president of Emergency Cecilia Strada, the former mayor of Bari Antonio Decaro, the president of the Emilia Romagna Region Stefano Bonaccini, the journalist Lucia Annunziata, the former first citizens of Florence and Bergamo, Dario Nardella and Giorgio Gori.
The results in Italy
The votes, with 60,682 sections scrutinized out of 61,650, as communicated by the Ministry of the Interior, are distributed as follows:
- Brothers of Italy: 28.8%
- PD: 24.03%
- 5 Star Movement: 9.98%
- Forza Italia: 9.68%
- League: 9.07%
- Greens-Left Alliance: 6.67%
- United States of Europe: 3.75%
- Share: 3.33%
- Peace earth dignity: 2.2%
- Freedom: 1.23%
- Südtiroler Volkspartei: 0.52%
- Popular alternative: 0.39%
Fratelli d’Italia takes third place as the largest party in the European Parliament, behind the CDU, the German Christian and Democratic Union, and Marine Le Pen’s Rassemblement national, while the Democratic Party is preparing to become the first party in the socialist group, above its counterpart Pedro Sanchez. In Italy, turnout suffered a decline decline compared to the last European elections in 2019: 49.59% against 56.13%.
