The Megaphone – Crocetta List

The Megaphone – Crocetta List (Italian: Il Megafono – Lista Crocetta) is a regional centre-left political party active in Sicily, Italy. The party is led by Rosario Crocetta, the former President of Sicily who is also affiliated to the Democratic Party.

The Megaphone – Lista Crocetta Il Megafono – Lista Crocetta
Leader	Rosario Crocetta
Founded	2012
Headquarters	Palermo
Ideology	Regionalism Social democracy
Political position	Centre-left
National affiliation	with Democratic Party
Chamber of Deputies	0 / 630
Senate	0 / 315
Sicilian Regional Assembly	0 / 70
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History

In the 2012 Sicilian regional election the party won 6.2% of the vote and 5 seats in the Sicilian Regional Assembly.[1][2]

In the 2013 Italian general election the party filed a list only for the Senate in Sicily as part of the centre-left coalition Italy. Common Good, garnered 6.2% of the vote in the region and had one senator, Giuseppe Lumia, elected.[3]

Electoral results

Senate of the Republic

Election year	# of overall votes	% of overall vote	# of overall seats won	+/–	Leader
2013	138,581 (#12)	0.5	1 / 315	–	Rosario Crocetta

Sicilian Regional Assembly

Election year	# of overall votes	% of overall vote	# of overall seats won	+/–	Leader
2012	118,346 (#6)	6.2	5 / 90	–	Rosario Crocetta
2017	42,189 (with MP)	2.2	0 / 70	5	Rosario Crocetta

References

Political parties in Italy
Major	Lega Nord[lower-alpha 1] Democratic Party Five Star Movement
Medium	Forza Italia Brothers of Italy Italia Viva
Minor	More Europe (Italian Radicals) Green Europe (Federation of the Greens Possible) The Left (Italian Left Communist Refoundation Party) Communist Party Italian Animalist Party Cambiamo! Article One Union of the Centre Italian Socialist Party Action Democratic Centre Popular Alternative Energies for Italy Italy in Common Italy of Values Solidary Democracy
Regional	Aosta Valley Valdostan Union Lega Nord Valle d'Aosta Progressive Valdostan Union Autonomy Liberty Participation Ecology Mouv' Edelweiss For Our Valley Civic Network Piedmont Lega Nord Piemont Moderates Lombardy Lega Lombarda South Tyrol South Tyrolean People's Party Team Köllensperger Lega Nord Alto Adige – Südtirol Greens Die Freiheitlichen South Tyrolean Freedom Alto Adige in the Heart Trentino Lega Nord Trentino Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party Trentino Civic List Union for Trentino Trentino Project Popular Autonomists Act for Trentino Fassa Association Veneto Liga Veneta Veneto for Autonomy Independence We Veneto Venetian Independence Venetian Centre-Right Friuli-Venezia Giulia Lega Nord FVG FVG Project Pact for Autonomy Responsible Autonomy Citizens Slovene Union Emilia-Romagna Lega Nord Emilia Lega Nord Romagna Liguria Lega Nord Liguria Tuscany Lega Nord Toscana Marche Lega Nord Marche Umbria Lega Nord Umbria Campania Democracy and Autonomy We the South Apulia Schittulli Political Movement Calabria The DemoKRats Autonomy and Rights Sicily Diventerà Bellissima Movement for the Autonomies–Party of Sicilians Future Sicily Popular Construction Now Sicily Sardinia Sardinian Action Party Sardinian Reformers Party of Sardinians Unidos–ProGRes Fortza Paris
Italians abroad	South America Associative Movement Italians Abroad South American Union Italian Emigrants
Other groups in Parliament	Chamber and Senate Mixed Group Chamber Free and Equal Senate For the Autonomies
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