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After the proclamation of the mayor Massimo Mezzetti, the Central Electoral Office at the Court also took steps to formalize the results of the lists, based on the preferences attributed to the various councillors. The data are, as always, slightly different from those released unofficially in recent days and in the case of the Action list, Paolo Ballestrazzi was elected with 97 votes (they were 96 in the unofficial data) and not Antonio Dell’Erario to whom 93 votes were awarded (there were 101). A last-minute twist that accompanies another particular event. With this election, a true doyen of the Modena institution returns to the City Council, having always been provincial secretary of the Republican Party and a political survivor of the First Republic. With long experience in the council, he was a municipal councilor with some ‘breaks’ from 1976 to 2009 and was also councilor of the Municipality of Modena from 1990 to 1994.
The composition of the City Council has been confirmed and is made up of 32 councillors: 22 belong to the mayor’s coalition which has passed the majority bonus (17 Pd, two Avs, one each for the 5 Star Movement, Modena Civica and Action) and the others to the minorities with the candidates for mayor Maria Grazia Modena and Luca Negrini, the coalition of which also obtains eight other councilors: five for Fratelli d’Italia and one each for the Negrini civic list, for Forza Italia and for Lega Modena.
Here is the composition of the City Council with the official preference data.
Democratic party: Federica Venturelli (2,064), Andrea Bortolamasi (944), Grazia Baracchi (909), Diego Lenzini (740), Andrea Bosi (639), Fabio Poggi (558), Antonio Carpentieri (549), Francesca Cavazzuti (544), Giulia Ugolini (536), Luca Barbari (527), Stefano Manicardi (504), Gianluca Fanti (477), Francesco Antonio Fidanza (396), Vittorio Reggiani (389), Vincenza Carriero (370), Federica Di Padova (342), Fabia Jordan (332).
The first of the non-elected are: Alberto Bignardi (304), Lucia Connola (301), Anna De Lillo (288), Mattia Gualdi (278), Salvatore Mirabelli (274).
Left Green Alliance: Laura Ferrari (479 preferences), Martino Abrate (341). First of the non-elected Corrado Cananiello (279).
5 Star Movement: Giovanni Silingardi (212). First of the non-elected: Iman Sourour, 113 votes).
Modena Civic: Katia Parisi (712). First of the non-elected Rosario Maraga (257).
Action with Calenda We are Europeans: Paolo Ballestrazzi (97). First of the non-elected Antonio Dell’Erario (93).
Luca Negrini, candidate for mayor
Brothers of Italy: Ferdinando Pulitanò (832), Daniela Dondi (382), Elisa Rossini (376), Paolo Barani (258), Dario Franco (201). Before the non-elected Lucia Palmieri (201).
Civic list Luca Negrini mayor: Andrea Mazzi (183). Before the non-elected Grazia Ruini (130).
Forza Italia: Piergiulio Giacobazzi (351). First of the non-elected Federica Fontana (114).
Modena League: Giovanni Bertoldi (164). First of the non-elected Valentina Mazzacurati (66).
Maria Grazia Modena, candidate for mayor on the Modena list for Modena. First of the non-elected Camillo Po (136 votes).
