“In my opinion, voting in the European elections is an anomalous vote” is an anomalous vote: it started like this Anna Melillo president of the city board in commenting on the European elections of 8 and 9 June during the members’ meeting of PD on Monday 17 June at the dem headquarters in Piazza Pitagora.
An electoral round that saw “an anomalous vote compared to administrative and political elections“. “A vote that belongs less and less to Italians, and this passion is not there. The situation in the South was less brilliant than in other parts of Italy“, has continued.
But in this decline of interest in Europe “I note that compared to the shortcomings of the previous election, the work was done and it was interesting, because we had quality people.” But if in our territory, he specified Anna Melillothere is a lack of interest in politics,”the disinterest towards our party is strong – explains – we pay some consequences that are not only of a local nature. The disaffection towards the Democratic Party starts from the national level, and not from what we have done, perhaps we have contaminated ourselves too much over the years with governments of broad agreements and therefore our left-wing image has given way a little”.
Perhaps, he further specified, the Democrats have failed to meet the expectations of the Italians, but now, given the high percentage of preferences towards the Five stars, we need to look at the administrative elections and look for alliances. In fact, in the meeting on June 21st, in addition to the five-star members, they are also invited Green Left Alliance And Italy alive.
“The figure of the candidate for mayor will be built on the basis of primaries, which in turn will be built on the basis of a programmatic document – specified the city secretary Anna Giulia Caiazza – perhaps the time has come to be clear with the citizens: when you propose yourself you need to tell people which side you are on, and which side you will be on after the elections“.
We need to start from a new ruling class that has acquired 11% of the preferences in the province of Crotone, as stated by the provincial secretary of the PD Leo Barberio: “We are moderately optimistic.”
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