On the centre-left, the vice-president of the Chamber Anna Ascani highlighted how Ferdinandi’s success came “thanks to a very broad coalition containing Action, the forces of the left, of which the Democratic Party was the linchpin”. “In short, a model,” she said. “What we have seen in these elections – he continued – is that when the center-left presents itself united it is a credible alternative to the right. Obviously the candidates count, in our case the first female mayor in Perugia. But that unity, the The idea of having a common project is something that our voters like.” The centre-left has not yet found a candidate for the presidency of the Region even though the name of the mayor of Assisi, the civic Stefania Proietti, has been circulating for months but she has not yet expressed herself. “We do not intend to accelerate something that must be done in a collective, shared and participatory manner” said the Umbrian coordinator of the M5s Thomas De Luca according to whom the Alliance is “the truly great novelty and political innovation of this round”. A “model that won” and in which Action “did very well” according to the regional coordinator, Giacomo Leonelli. “The Alliance for Victory – underlined Ferdinandi – was a group of people, women, men, parties and movements who came together on programmatic points for the politics of the city. It was not the result of any party or leader’s diktat”.
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