2013 Rome municipal election

2013 Rome municipal election presidential no 2008 Rome municipal election 2008 2016 Rome municipal election 2016 26–27 May 2013 (first round)9–10 June 2013 (second round) 52.8% 20.9 pp (first round)45.0% 7.8 pp (second round) yes Mayoral election presidential election 1st Round vote Percentage 2nd Round vote Percentage 160x160px Ignazio Marino PD F0002B Centre-left coalition (Italy) 512,720 42.6% 664,490 63.9% 160x160px Gianni Alemanno PdL 0A6BE1 Centre-right coalition (Italy) 364,337 30.3% 374,883 36.1% Mayor Gianni Alemanno PdL Ignazio Marino PD City Council election yes All 48 seats in the Capitoline Assembly 25 Centre-left 42.57 Ignazio Marino 29 22 Centre-right 31.73 Gianni Alemanno 12 36 Five Star Movement 12.82 Marcello De Vito 4 Others 3 Municipal elections were held in Rome on 26–27 May and 9–10 June 2013 to elect the Mayor of Rome and 48 members of the City Council, as well as the fifteen presidents and more than 400 councillors of the 15 municipi in which the municipality is divided. In March 2013 the City Council cut down the number of municipi of the city from 19 to 15, reorganizing the local administrative areas. Also the number of the members of the City Council was reduced from 60 to 48. The outgoing Mayor Gianni Alemanno (PdL) stood in the election for a second term. The centre-left coalition candidate, heart surgeon Ignazio Marino (PD), was chosen by a multi-party primary election on 7 April 2013. Since none of the candidates obtained the majority of votes on the first round, a second round vote was held on 9–10 June 2013. As a result, Ignazio Marino was elected mayor by a landslide. The elections saw about 400,000 votes less than the previous municipal elections with one of the lowest turnout ever registered in Rome. Background Despite Alemanno had repeatedly stated its intention to hold primary elections to choose the candidate of the centre-right coalition, on 2 September 2012 he announced his intention to run for a second term as Mayor of Rome.http://www.ilgiornale.it/news/interni/alemanno-repubblica-hic-manebimus-optime-e-si-ricandida-834347.html Alemanno zittisce Repubblica e si ricandida al Campidoglio 3 September 2012 2 March 2018 Centre-left primary election The centre-left coalition decided to hold the primary election on 7 April 2013 to decide its mayoral candidate.http://www.paesesera.it/Politica/Bersani-Primarie-a-Roma-Ma-certo-che-si-faranno Bersani: "Primarie a Roma? Ma certo che si faranno" / Politica - Nuovo Paese Sera www.paesesera.it 26 January 2022 https://archive.today/20130817164257/http://www.paesesera.it/Politica/Bersani-Primarie-a-Roma-Ma-certo-che-si-faranno 17 August 2013 dead There were 6 main candidates: five from Democratic Party and one from Left Ecology Freedom.http://www.pdroma.net/2013/03/primarie-roma-bene-comune-la-lista-dei-candidati-alle-presidenze-dei-municipi/ 7 aprile 2013 – Primarie "Roma Bene Comune": LE LISTE DEI CANDIDATI Partito Democratico Roma 2013-08-17 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20130807012421/http://www.pdroma.net/2013/03/primarie-roma-bene-comune-la-lista-dei-candidati-alle-presidenze-dei-municipi/ 2013-08-07 Among the most popular candidates there were Ignazio Marino, heart surgeon and senator, who was candidate in the 2009 Democratic Party leadership election; David Sassoli, journalist and MEP since 2009; and Paolo Gentiloni, former Minister of Communication in the Prodi II Cabinet. On 7 April Marino won the election and became the official candidate of the centre-left coalition. Candidate Supported by Votes (%) Ignazio Marino PD 51% David Sassoli PD 28% Paolo Gentiloni PD 14% Patrizia Prestipino PD 2% Gemma Azumi SEL 2% Mattia Di Tommaso PD 2%Total 100.00 Voting System The voting system is used for all mayoral elections in Italy, in the city with a population higher than 15,000 inhabitants. Under this system voters express a direct choice for the mayor or an indirect choice voting for the party of the candidate's coalition. If no candidate receives 50% of the votes, the top two candidates go to a second round after two weeks. This gives a result whereby the winning candidate may be able to claim majority support, although it is not guaranteed. For municipi the voting system is the same, not referred to the mayor but to the president of the municipio. The election of the City Council is based on a direct choice for the candidate with a preference vote: the candidate with the majority of the preferences is elected. The number of the seats for each party is determined proportionally. Parties and candidates This is a list of the major parties (and their respective leaders) which participated in the election. Political party or allianceConstituent listsCandidate Left-wing coalition Left for Rome Sandro Medici Roman Republic Pirate Party Centre-left coalition Democratic Party Ignazio Marino Left Ecology Freedom Federation of the Greens Democratic Centre Italian Socialist Party Marino for Mayor Five Star Movement Marcello De Vito Marchini coalition Marchini for Mayor Alfio Marchini Let's Change with Rome Centre-right coalition The People of Freedom Gianni Alemanno Brothers of Italy The Right Others Results + Summary of the 2013 Rome City Council and Mayoral election results centre|300px Candidates 1st round 2nd round Leader'sseat Parties Votes % Seats Votes % Votes % Ignazio Marino 512,720 42.61 664,490 63.93 – Democratic Party 267,605 26.26 19 Marino for Mayor 75,494 7.41 5 Left Ecology Freedom 63,728 6.25 4 Democratic Centre 14,735 1.45 1 Federation of the Greens 6,299 0.62 – Italian Socialist Party 5,853 0.57 –Total433,71442.5729Gianni Alemanno 364,337 30.28 374,883 36.07 15 The People of Freedom 195,749 19.21 7 Brothers of Italy 60,375 5.93 2 Citizens for Rome 50,239 4.93 2 The Right 13,256 1.30 – Italian Union Movement 2,036 0.20 – Italian Blues 1,617 0.16 –Total323,27231.7311 Marcello De Vito 149,665 12.44 – – 15 Five Star Movement 130,635 12.82 3Alfio Marchini 114,169 9.49 – – 15 Alfio Marchini for Mayor 76,203 7.48 2 Let's Change with Rome 3,404 0.33 –Total79,6077.812 Sandro Medici 26,825 2.23 – – – Left for Rome 11,629 1.14 – Roman Republic 7,940 0.78 – Pirate Rome 715 0.07 –Total20,2841.99 – Alfonso Luigi Marra 14,307 1.19 – – – Talking Cricket List – No Euro 6,552 0.64 – Forza Roma 1,416 0.14 – No to the closure of hospitals 1,304 0.13 – Environmental Animalists 1,004 0.10 – Pensions and Dignity 995 0.10 – Let's halve the salary for politicians 901 0.09 – Long Live Italy 450 0.04 – Justicialist Front 134 0.01 – Italic League 129 0.01 –Total12,8851.26 – Simone Di Stefano 7,166 0.60 – – – CasaPound 6,295 0.62 – Gianguido Saletnich 2,044 0.17 – – – New Force 1,780 0.17 – Alessandro Bianchi 2,006 0.17 – – – Rome Project 1,831 0.18 – Giovanni Palladino 1,800 0.15 – – – Free and Strong Populars 1,593 0.16 – Luca Romagnoli 1,795 0.15 – – – Tricolour Flame 1,556 0.15 – Fabrizio Verduchi 1,074 0.09 – – – Christian Italy 855 0.08 – Gerardo Valentini 996 0.08 – – – Italian Building Site Movement 975 0.10 – Edoardo De Blasio 974 0.08 – – – Italian Liberal Party 837 0.08 – Matteo Corsini 843 0.07 – – – Rome Revives 624 0.06 – Angelo Novellino 809 0.07 – – – Royal Italy 618 0.06 – Armando Mantuano 775 0.06 – – – Militia Christi 632 0.06 – Stefano Tersigni 624 0.05 – – – Rome capital city is yours 571 0.06 – Valerio De Masi 406 0.03 – – – New Italy Party 347 0.03 – Total 1,203,335 100.00 1,039,373 100.00 3 1,018,911 100.00 45Eligible voters100.00100.00Did not vote47.1954.95Voted52.8145.05Blank or invalid ballots3.542.26Total valid votes96.4697.74Source: Ministry of the Interior Municipi election 500px|right Reduced from 19 to 15 in March 2013, municipi are governed by a president and a council who are elected by its residents every five years. The municipi frequently cross the boundaries of the traditional, non-administrative divisions of the city. In this election all 15 municipi were won by the centre-left coalition. Table below shows the results for each municipio with the percentage for each coalition on the first round: Municipio Centre-left Centre-right Elected President Party XII 50.2 27.1 Cristina MaltesePD Table below shows the results for each municipio with the percentage for each coalition on the second round: Municipio Centre-left Centre-right Elected President Party I 65.8 34.2 Sabrina AlfonsiPD II 62.4 37.6 Giuseppe GeracePD III 64.4 35.6 Paolo Emilio MarchionnePD IV 66.6 33.4 Emiliano SciasciaPD V 66.7 33.3 Gianmarco PalmieriPD VI 60.7 39.3 Marco Scipioni PD VII 67.7 32.3 Susana Ana Maria FantinoSEL VIII 69.7 30.3 Andrea CatarciSEL IX 61.2 38.8 Andrea SantoroPD X 64.6 35.4 Andrea TassonePD XI 65.7 34.3 Maurizio VelocciaPD XIII 55.3 44.7 Valentino MancinelliPD XIV 61.4 38.6 Valerio BarlettaPD XV 50.8 49.2 Daniele TorquatiPD Source: Municipality of Rome - Electoral Service References Rome municipal election Rome Rome Category:Elections in Rome Category:2010s in Rome Rome municipal election