Municipal exit polls: Zedda wins in Cagliari, Ferdinandi ahead in Perugia
TO Cagliari the candidate of the united center-left would make it in the first round Maximum Zedda, who has already been mayor of the city between 2011 and 2019: according to exit polls he is even at around 60 percent. The centre-right candidate Alexandra Zedda, would have between 31 and 35 percent. It is worth remembering that Cagliari had until now been administered by Paul Truzzuexponent of Brothers of Italythen candidate (defeated) for Regional from the Sardinia.
TO Florence Sara Funaro (centre-left) precedes Eike Schmidt (centre-right): the first, outgoing councilor and exponent of the Democratic Party supported only by part of the coalition, would have won between 42 and 46 percent, while the former director of the Uffizi would have between 30 and 34 percent. There are some to follow Stefania Saccardi (Italia Viva) e Cecilia Del Re (civic lists still centre-left), both with votes between 6 and 8 percent.
TO Bari he has a large advantage Vito Leccese (Pd and others from the centre-left) with a spectrum of votes between 42 and 46 percent, ahead of Fabio Romitocandidate of the centre-right (31-35). Michele The Forgesupported by M5s and the Italian Left, would stop at a percentage between 20 and 24 percent.
Finally, as regards the regional capitals, there is Perugiawhere the centre-right has governed so far: here the centre-left candidate risks winning in the first round, Victory Ferdinandicredited with a percentage between 49 and 53 percent ahead of the centre-right exponent Margherita Scoccia (44-48).
As for the other cities a Bergamo the center-left would maintain leadership of the Municipality in a somewhat surprising way: the outgoing mayor Giorgio Gori (candidate for the European elections after two terms as mayor) would leave his seat to Elena Carnevali (Pd) in the lead with a range between 53 and 57 percent. The centre-right candidate follows Andrea Pezzotta between 39 and 43. The candidate of 5 Star Movement it is between 3 and 5 percent.
The three center-right candidates a Power, Pescara And Campobasso. In the first case Francesco Fanelli (47.5-51.5) overtakes Vincenzo Telesca (Pd) which is 21-25%. Continued Pierluigi Smaldone (candidate of the M5s) which has a percentage between 14 and 18. Also Francesco Giuzio (which has between 8 and 12 percent), which leads the list “Basilicata possible“, is a candidate from the progressive area. In the Abruzzo city the mayor is trying to reconfirm himself Carlo Masci (47.5-51.5) who precedes Carlo Costantini (centre-left) who would get between 34 and 38. The candidates from civic lists follow Domenico Pettinari (9-11%) and the former deputy of the Democratic Party Gianluca Fusilli (3.5-5.5%). Finally, in the Molise city, the centre-right candidate Aldo De Benedettis she has a range between 49 and 53 percent, followed by the centre-left candidate Marialuisa Forte with 31-35. In third place Pino Ruta (14-18), also a candidate from the progressive area.
The same scenario happens at Caltanissetta: in Sicily the threshold for election in the first round is 40 percent and that’s where the centre-right exponent dances above Walter Tesauro (37-41 percent) preceding Annalisa Petitto (supported by the centre-left, 30-34). Roberto Gambino (M5s) with 21-25% is third.
