Elections, second voting day. Today, June 9th, voting until 11pm, then the counting of votes for the European elections will begin and, tomorrow afternoon, also that for the administrative elections. At 12, according to data from Eligendo, the turnout for the constituency of North Eastern Italy which includes Friuli Venezia Giulia, Trentino Alto Adige, Veneto and Emilia Romagna, was equal to 27.88% for 11,645 sections: 1,358 in Fvg, 1,019 in Trentino Alto Adige and 4,739 in Veneto.
Data at 12
In Friuli Venezia Giulia they voted the 25.28% of those entitled. The peak in the Province of Gorizia with 28.50% followed by Udine (26.41%), Pordenone (23.63%) and Trieste (23%).
In Trentino Alto Adige, at 12, they went to the polls 20.61% (21.59% in Bolzano and 19.76 in Trento).
26.63% went to vote in Veneto where all the provinces exceed the 25% with the exception of Belluno which stops at 22.14%. In Padua 27.66% went to the polls, in Rovigo 28.70%, in Treviso 25.04%, in Venice 25.01%, in Verona 28.01% and in Vicenza 28.08 %.
Data at 7pm
In Friuli Venezia Giulia they voted the 40.09% of those entitled. Among the provinces, Gorizia stands out (42.66%), followed by Udine (42.18%), Pordenone (38.54%) and Trieste (37.21%).
In Trentino Alto Adige at 7 pm they went to the polls 35.98% of those entitled (42.02% in Bolzano, 34.21% in Trento).
In Veneto the turnout stood at 42.45%. In Padua he voted 45.54%, in Rovigo 39.72%, in Venice 39.64%, in Verona 44.09%, in Treviso 41.45%, in Vicenza 44.49%, in Belluno 35%, 46%.
Data at 11pm
In Friuli Venezia Giulia he voted the 48.25% of those entitled: 51.22% in Gorizia, 46.50% in Pordenone, 44.14% in Trieste and 50.25% in Udine.
In Trentino Alto Adige the turnout reached 47% (49.61% in Bolzano, 44.72% in Trento).
In Veneto he voted 52.43% of voters. In Padua 56.37% voted, in Rovigo 50.28%, in Venice 48.9%, in Verona 54.89%, in Treviso 50.35%, in Vicenza 54.59%, in Belluno 42.94%.
The last time there was a vote to renew the European Parliament in the North-East, the turnout was 63.79%.
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