To better understand the dynamics of the vote on the first day of yesterday, where it was confined to the afternoon (unlike today), it will be necessary to record the difference in voter turnout between the data of the European elections sic et simpliciter at national level and that of the administrative ones. We will understand the appeal of an electoral campaign that was a bit sui generis, for many reasons, starting with a truly tight competition between opposing coalitions, given the fragmentation among the progressives. The vote started immediately with a decent turnout, especially in the Difesa Grande district, which has a bit of history in itself, this is true, among the various areas of the city of Termoli. In the late afternoon, for example, in one of the polling stations where a mayoral candidate voted, via Uniti, 8% had been reached at 6pm, but only with homogeneous closing data at 11pm would there have been a significant comparison. In the morning, before the polls were constituted, Termoli Libera reported errors on two candidates for the City Council on the scoreboards. Almost all of the aspiring mayors voted yesterday, at 4pm and 4.30pm, respectively, Andrea Montesanto and Manuela Vigilante in Difesa Grande (sections 22 and 25); in the late afternoon, at 6.10pm Nico Balice at Brigida (10), at 6.30pm Marcella Stumpo in via Volturno (at 16) and at 6.45pm Daniela Decaro in via Uniti (at 13). Joe Mileti votes this morning.
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