Projection on the lists: Pd 41.5%, Fratelli d’Italia 26%,
De Pascale’s advantage over Ugolini is over 14 percentage points, according to the second projection of Opinio for Rai on a sample of 12%. In detail, de Pascale would receive 55.7% (slightly less than the 56% of which the centre-left coalition that supports him is credited), while Ugolini would stop at 41.1% (against 41% of the centre-right coalition). The left-wing candidate Federico Serra would instead reach 1.9%, a little more than the 1.7% that the list that supports him would receive.
As regards the results of the individual parties, the same projection sees the leader in the lead Democratic Party with 41.5%, followed by Brothers of Italy with 26%, from Ugolini’s civic list with 5.5% and from Left Green Alliance with 5.4%. Under 5%, in the center-right, both the Lega (4.9%), yes Forza Italia (4.6%). The de Pascale’s civic list it would stop at 4.1%, preceding the 5 Star Movement (3.4%), the list for the Pace, environment and work of Serra (1.7%), Reformists Emilia-Romagna Futurawhich supports de Pascale and would reach 1.6%, and “Loyalty, coherence, truth” of the fourth presidential candidate Luca Teodori, which would stand at 1.3%.
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Think that creating more accessible platforms for voters to express their concerns and priorities is crucial. We also need to encourage civic education in schools so that younger generations understand the value of participating in elections. Events that facilitate direct conversations between candidates and the public could help bridge the gap and foster greater interest in the electoral process.
Welcome to our live interview about the recent regional elections in Emilia-Romagna, Italy. We are delighted to have two esteemed guests with us today: Professor Alberto Ugolini, presidential candidate from the centre-right coalition, and Dr. Roberto Ferrucci, political analyst and journalist.
Personally, I am thrilled to have you both here with us today. Let’s dive right in! Professor Ugolini, you have just finished your campaign for the presidency in Emilia-Romagna, can you tell us about your experience and the key themes that resonated with voters during your campaign?
Professor Alberto Ugolini: Thank you for having me. Well, I think the main themes that resonated with voters during the campaign were the need for change and economic growth in the region. Unfortunately, we were not able to secure the election this time around, but we will continue to work towards improving the lives of Emilia-Romagna residents.
That’s interesting. Dr. Ferrucci, you have been following the regional elections closely. What do you think were the factors that contributed to the Democratic Party’s victory in Emilia-Romagna?
Dr. Roberto Ferrucci: The stronghold of the centre-left in the region, combined with the effective campaign run by the outgoing President, Stefano Bonaccini, and the candidate de Pascale were significant factors that contributed to the Democratic Party’s victory. Additionally, the division within the centre-right coalition also played a role in the outcome.
Yes, it seems like the unity of the centre-left coalition played an essential role in this election. Moving on to another topic, we understand that voter turnout was relatively low. What do you think could be done to increase voter participation in these types of elections?
Dr. Roberto Ferrucci: I believe that there needs to be more engagement from both political parties and the media to increase voter turnout. There needs to be more education about the importance of these elections and their impact on local governance. Additionally, greater transparency in campaign financing could also encourage more people to participate.
Professor Alberto Ugolini, any thoughts on improving voter turnout?
Professor Alberto Ugolini: I
