1993 Italian local elections

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, as for the provincial president and the provincial council.

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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 the Northern League 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 %
Christian Democracy (DC) Mino Martinazzoli 18.6%
Northern League (LN) Umberto Bossi 15.8%
Democratic Party of the Left (PDS) Achille Occhetto 11.6%
Communist Refoundation Party (PRC) Sergio Garavini 7.5%
Italian Social Movement (MSI) Gianfranco Fini 5.5%
The Network (Rete) 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

Municipal elections

Mayoral election results
Cities Incumbent mayor Party Elected mayor Party
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 Rete
Caltanissetta Aldo Giarratano DC Giuseppe Mancuso MSI

Provincial elections

Presidents election results
Provinces Incumbent president Party Elected president Party
Pavia Enzo Casali PDS Sergio Merusi LN
Mantua Massimo Chiaventi PDS Davide Boni LN
Gorizia Gino Saccavini PSI Monica Marcolini LN
Trieste Dario Crozzoli PSI Paolo Sardos Albertini LpT
Ravenna Dante Maioli PSI Gabriele Albonetti PDS
Viterbo Rosato Rosati DC Ugo Nardini PDS
Varese Maria Ripamonti PDS Massimo Ferrario LN
Genoa Franco Rolandi PSI Marta Vincenzi PDS
La Spezia Stefano Sgorbini PDS Stefano Sgorbini PDS

References
  1. Storia amministrativa. La cronologia, 1945–1980
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