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2015 Five Star Movement presidential primary election
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Italian political primary
March 2023
2015 Five Star Movement presidential primary election Italy primary no 2013 Five Star Movement presidential primary election 2013 Members' vote Percentage Ferdinando Imposimato 2016.jpg Ferdinando Imposimato Independent 16,635 33.4% Prodi2006.jpg Romano Prodi Democratic Party 10,288 21.3%
The 2015 Five Star Movement presidential primary election was held online in January 2015 to determine the Five Star Movement candidate in the 2015 Italian presidential election.https://www.repubblica.it/speciali/politica/elezioni-presidente-repubblica-edizione2015/2015/01/28/news/m5s_sceglie_nomi_per_quirinarie_sul_blog_in_rosa_c_prodi_di_battista_propone_bersani_nella_rosa-105964792/ M5s sceglie rosa di 9 nomi per Quirinarie: anche Prodi, Bersani e ZagrebelskyQuirinarie M5s: il candidato è Imposimato, seguono Prodi e Di Matteo https://www.repubblica.it/speciali/politica/elezioni-presidente-repubblica-edizione2015/2015/01/29/news/colle_anche_bersani_e_prodi_nelle_quirinarie_m5s_per_tentare_la_sinistra_si_vota_fino_alle_14-106064801/https://www.leggioggi.it/quirinale-ferdinando-imposimato-candidato-m5s/ Quirinale: chi è Ferdinando Imposimato, candidato del M5S
Ferdinando Imposimato, former Member of the Parliament and honorary president of Supreme Court of Cassation, won the primary with a plurality of the vote, but ultimately lost the presidential election to Sergio Mattarella, coming in second on the fourth ballot.
Candidates
Portrait Name Office(s) held Profession 110px Ferdinando Imposimato(1936–2018) Member of the Senate(1987 – 1992; 1994 –1996)
Other positions Member of the Chamber of Deputies (1992–1994)Magistrate 110px Romano Prodi(born 1939) President of the European Commission (1999–2004)
Other offices President of the Democratic Party (2007–2009) Prime Minister of Italy (1996 – 1998; 2006 – 2008) Member of the Chamber of Deputies (1996–1999; 2006 – 2008) Minister of Industry, Commerce and Crafts (1978–1979) University professor 110px Nino Di Matteo (born 1961) Member of the High Council of the Judiciary (2019 – present) Magistrate 110px Pierluigi Bersani (born 1951) Secretary of the Democratic Party (Italy)(2009–2013)
Other offices Minister of Economic Development(2006–2008) Minister of Industry, Commerce and Crafts(1996–1999) President of Emilia-Romagna(1996–1998; 2006–2008) Member of the Chamber of Deputies(2006–2022) Member of the European Parliament(2004–2006) Career politician 110px Gustavo Zagrebelsky (born 1943) President of the Constitutional Court(2004)
Other positions Judge of the Constitutional Court(1995–2004) Jurist 110px Raffaele Cantone (born 1963) President of the National Anticorruption Authority(2014–2019) Magistrate110pxElio Lannutti (born 1948) Member of the Senate(2008–2013; 2018–2022) Journalist 110px Salvatore Settis (born 1941) N/A Rector 110px Paolo Maddalena (born 1936)Vice President of the Constitutional Court of Italy(2010–2011)
Other offices Judge of the Constitutional Court of Italy (2002–2011)Magistrate
Results
CandidatePartyVotes%15 Ferdinando ImposimatoIndependent16,635 16,635 48,282 2Romano ProdiDemocratic Party10,28810,288 48,282 2Nino Di MatteoIndependent6,6936,693 48,282 2Pierluigi BersaniDemocratic Party5,7875,787 48,282 2Gustavo ZagrebelskyIndependent5,5475,547 48,282 2Raffaele CantoneIndependent3,3413,341 48,282 2Elio LannuttiFive Star Movement1,5281,528 48,282 2Salvatore SettisIndependent1,5171,517 48,282 2Paolo MaddalenaIndependent392392 48,282 2Total48,282100.00
See also
2013 Five Star Movement presidential primary election
References
Category:2015 elections in Italy
Category:Five Star Movement
Category:January 2015 in Italy