Italian local elections, 1993
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The 1993 Italian local elections were held on 6 and 20 June, on 21 November and 5 December.[1] It was the first time where citizens could vote both for the mayor and the city council.
The elections were won by the Democratic Party of the Left, led by Achille Occhetto and his centre-left to left-wing alliance. But the elections were also characterized by a strong aftermath of Lega Nord in Northern Italy and the Italian Social Movement in Central and Southern Italy.
These elections caused the end of the traditional parties which ruled Italy for almost fifty years, like the Christian Democracy, the Socialist Party, the Democratic Socialist Party, the Republican Party and the Liberal Party.
Overall results
Party | Leader | % | |
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Christian Democracy (DC) | Mino Martinazzoli | 18.6% | |
Lega Nord (LN) | Umberto Bossi | 15.8% | |
Democratic Party of the Left (PDS) | Achille Occhetto | 11.6% | |
Communist Refoundation Party | Sergio Garavini | 7.5% | |
Italian Social Movement (MSI) | Gianfranco Fini | 5.5% | |
The Network (LR) | Leoluca Orlando | 3.2% | |
Italian Socialist Party (PSI) | Ottaviano Del Turco | 2.8% | |
Federation of the Greens (FdV) | Carlo Ripa di Meana | 1.7% | |
Italian Republican Party (PRI) | Giorgio La Malfa | 1.5% | |
Italian Democratic Socialist Party (PSDI) | Carlo Vizzini | 1.4% | |
Source: La rivoluzione nelle urne |
Mayoral results
Cities | Incumbent mayor | Party | Elected mayor | Party | ||
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Novara | Antonio Malerba | PSI | Sergio Merusi | LN | ||
Torino | Giovanna Cattaneo Incisa | PRI | Valentino Castellani | PDS | ||
Vercelli | Fulvio Bodo | PSI | Mietta Baracchi | LN | ||
Milan | Giampiero Borghini | PSI | Marco Formentini | LN | ||
Lecco | Guido Boscagli | DC | Giuseppe Pogliani | LN | ||
Pavia | Alessandro Cantone | DC | Rodolfo Jannaccone | LN | ||
Belluno | Gianclaudio Bressa | DC | Maurizio Fistarol | PDS | ||
Pordenone | Alvaro Cardin | DC | Alfredo Pasini | LN | ||
Ravenna | Giovanni Miserocchi | PDS | Pier Paolo D'Attorre | PDS | ||
Grosseto | Loriano Valentini | PDS | Loriano Valentini | PDS | ||
Siena | Pierluigi Piccini | PDS | Pierluigi Piccini | PDS | ||
Terni | Mario Todini | PSI | Gianfranco Ciaurro | AD | ||
Ancona | Franco Del Mastro | PSI | Renato Galeazzi | PDS | ||
Agrigento | Giovanni Roberto Di Mauro | DC | Calogero Sodano | AD | ||
Catania | Angelo Lo Presti | PSDI | Enzo Bianco | AD | ||
Alessandria | Gianluca Veronesi | PSI | Francesca Calvo | LN | ||
Lodi | Marco Magrini | DC | Alberto Segalini | LN | ||
Venezia | Ugo Bergamo | DC | Massimo Cacciari | PDS | ||
Trieste | Giulio Staffieri | PSI | Riccardo Illy | AD | ||
Genova | Alfio Lamanna | PRI | Adriano Sansa | PDS | ||
La Spezia | Flavio Luigi Bertone | PDS | Roberto Lucio Rosaia | PDS | ||
Macerata | Carlo Cingolani | DC | Gian Mario Maulo | PDS | ||
Latina | Maurizio Mansutti | DC | Ajmone Finestra | MSI | ||
Rome | Franco Carraro | PSI | Francesco Rutelli | FdV | ||
Chieti | Andrea Buracchio | DC | Nicola Cucullo | MSI | ||
Pescara | Giuseppe Ciccantelli | DC | Mario Collevecchio | PDS | ||
Benevento | Raffaele Verdicchio | DC | Pasquale Viespoli | MSI | ||
Caserta | Giuseppe Gasparin | DC | Aldo Bulzoni | PDS | ||
Naples | Francesco Tagliamonte | DC | Antonio Bassolino | PDS | ||
Salerno | Vincenzo De Luca | PDS | Vincenzo De Luca | PDS | ||
Taranto | Roberto Della Torre | DC | Giancarlo Cito | LAM | ||
Cosenza | Pietro Minutolo | DC | Giacomo Mancini | PSI | ||
Palermo | Manlio Orobello | PSI | Leoluca Orlando | LR | ||
Caltanissetta | Aldo Giarratano | DC | Giuseppe Mancuso | MSI |
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