Post-election news obviously invades the local pages of Carlino and Gazzetta. Remaining in the municipal elections, the victory of is obviously placed in the foreground Riccardo Righi which avoids the run-off, which is taken for granted by many. Both newspapers report his immediate declarations, characterized by openness, his wanting to be the mayor of the whole city, even the one that didn’t vote for him, on the basis, he said, of the many contacts initiated since the primaries to learn about dreams and needs, and not only of his political community, but of the entire community. She is satisfied with the result obtained – the center right as a whole had never managed to exceed the 30 percent threshold – even Annalisa Arletti who, having sent his best wishes to his winning rival, reviews his own electoral campaign and the issues raised which, he assures, they will also be at the center of his activity from the opposition benches. Pressed by the reporter, he assures the Gazzetta that he will remain in the Council for the full five years of his mandate even if he does not close the doors to other political objectives which, the newspaper suggests, could coincide with the regional elections. Monica Medici is much more aggressive in evaluating the outcome of the vote, which will enter the Council alone, after the flop of its ally Carpi Futura, which meanwhile evokes the strong abstention to define the policy as “not representative, but a clash between power lobbies”. On Carlino you then go so far as to define the vote as a victory for “nostalgics and ideologists”, while Carpi “is not ready for a generative policy that looks to the future”. Davide Verri’s comment was calm, however, who knew he was a loser from the start, but who is satisfied that so many abstentions demonstrate, in his opinion, that Carpi is tired of Europe and that his party has meanwhile laid the foundations for the future. La Gazzetta ventures some hypotheses on the future council, so Tamara Calzolari And Mariella Lugli they would be certain confirmations, while for Stefania Gasparini a race to the Regionals would be looming. For the names of the councillors, which the two newspapers deduce from the most voted on the list, please refer to this post.
The two newspapers obviously give notice of the sensational success achieved by Caterina Bagni, in Soliera, with 67.97 of the coalition votes, while Alberto Ferrari reproduces in Soliera the percentage of 32 obtained by the center right in Carpi. More contained – but since it is a municipality with a population of less than 15 thousand, the run-off is not foreseen – the victory of Daniela Tebasti (49.34 percent) in Campogalliano which had to compete with four rivals, one of which, Cesare De Paoli for the Progetto Campogalliano civic list, she comes in second place, overtaking the centre-right candidate Tatiana Bocedi which in turn precedes only a little the civic 41011 driven by Flavio Liguori.
