It was, in all respects, a victory for Alan Fabbri. Regardless of the parties, the mayor himself won the elections. And it is not a personal judgment, but rather a numerical one: the mayor’s list – civic, it must be remembered, that is detached from the League – obtained an avalanche of preferences. A sign that the people of Ferrara expressly wanted to vote for Alan Fabbri, as a person. But let’s see, in detail, what they achieved individual lists.
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Alan Fabbri Coalition
The mayor in office – and then reconfirmed – was dragged by six lists. The of him, ‘Civic Alan Fabbri mayor‘, obtained 20,934 votes (i.e. 30.56% of all those who went to the polls): followed by Fratelli d’Italia (7,568), Lega (5,269), Forza Italia (3,540), Ferrara al Centro (1,535) and Central Union (824).
Fabio Anselmo Coalition
Again, six lists in support. The Democratic partywith 15,418 votes, followed by Civica Anselmo mayor (4,104, equal to 5.99% of the absolute total), Movimento 5 Stelle (1,977), I civici (1,747), Sinistra united for Anselmo (969) and Patto per Ferrara (644 ).
Anna Zonari and Daniele Botti
Two lists in support of Anna Zonari, a single one for Daniele Botti. For the candidate, ‘La Comune’ received 2,007 votes, while ‘Più Ferrara in Europa-Psi’ 535. list of barrels, however, received 1,422 preferences. To all this, we must add 505 blank ballots, 1,060 invalid ballots and 19 unassigned contested votes. Finally, it is worth mentioning 2,213 votes for the mayoral candidate alone.
