Campania regional election, 2015

Campania regional election, 2015
May 31, 2015
All 51 seats to the Regional Council of Campania

  Majority party Minority party
 
Leader Vincenzo De Luca Stefano Caldoro
Party Democratic Party Forza Italia
Alliance Centre-left coalition Centre-right coalition
Last election 22 seats, 43.0% 38 seats, 54.3%
Seats won 31 13
Seat change Increase 9 Decrease 25
Popular vote 987,927 921,379
Percentage 41.1% 38.4%
President before election

Stefano Caldoro
Forza Italia

 President

Vincenzo De Luca
Democratic Party

The Campania regional election of 2015 took place on 31 May 2015.[1] The centre-left candidate Vincenzo De Luca defeated incumbent governor Stefano Caldoro and became the new President of Campania.

Results

Candidates & parties Votes % Seats
Vincenzo De Luca 987,927 41.15 1
Democratic Party 443,879 19.49 15
De Luca for President List 111,698 4.90 4
Free Campania 108,921 4.78 3
Democratic Centre–Civic Choice 62,975 2.76 2
Union of the Centre 53,628 2.35 2
Italian Socialist Party 49,643 2.18 1
Campania in Network (incl. ApI, New CDU, AS) 34,337 1.50 1
Federation of the Greens 26,401 1.15 1
Italy of Values 25,913 1.13 1
Stefano Caldoro 921,379 38.37 1
Forza Italia 405,773 17.81 7
Caldoro for President (incl. New PSI, PLI) 163,468 7.17 2
New Centre-Right 133,753 5,87 1
Brothers of Italy 124,543 5.46 2
We the South 47,367 2.09 –
Populars for Italy–Italian Republican Party 17,475 0.76 –
No More Land of Fire 6,561 0.28 –
Victims of Justice 5,941 0.26 –
Valeria Ciarambino 420,839 17.52 –
Five Star Movement 387,546 17.01 7
Salvatore Vozza 52,777 2.19 –
Left at Work (incl. SEL, PRC, PCdI, GI, PdS) 53,000 2.32 –
Marco Esposito 17,860 0.74 –
Mo! Campania Civic List 14,332 0.62 –
Total 2,400,782 100.00 51

Source: Ministry of the Interior

Popular vote
PD
 
 19.49%
FI
 
 17.81%
M5S
 
 17.01%
New PSI–PLI
 
 7.17%
NCD
 
 5.87%
FdI
 
 5.46%
DLP
 
 4.90%
CL
 
 4.78%
CD–SC
 
 2.76%
UdC
 
 2.35%
SaL
 
 2.32%
PSI
 
 2.18%
NS
 
 2.09%
President
De Luca
 
 41.15%
Caldoro
 
 38.37%
Ciarambino
 
 17.52%
Vozza
 
 2.19%
Esposito
 
 0.74%

See also

References

  1. ↑ Alfano: la data delle regionali è il 31 Maggio La Repubblica, 24 March 2015 (in Italian)
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