Parliamentary attendance ranking: Angelucci and Fascina record absences

Parliament closes for the summer break and it is time to take stock. And report cards. Also in terms of attendance. On the podium of the most absentees in Montecitorio there are, in first place, Umberto Bossihowever, conditioned by health problems for years; in second place, the member of the Northern League and patron of the Roman clinics, Antonio Angelucciwho, since the beginning of the legislature, that is, since 13 October 2022, has boycotted the sessions of the Chamber 99.85% of the time, participating, just to give an idea, in 13 votes out of the 8,777 called; in third place, the exponent of Forza Italia and former partner of Silvio Berlusconi, Marta Fascinates never in the Chamber in 93.87% of votes.

The most virtuous deputies

The most virtuous deputies, however, are, without a doubt, Alexander Battilocchio of Forza Italia, with just 0.05% of absences, the vice-president of Avs Mark Grimaldi which has been off the radar of Montecitorio only 0.16% of the time and Italo Tremaglia (FdI) with 0.24%. In third place, almost tied, the Dems Federico Fornaro and Andrea Casu which were not recorded in the Chamber’s hemicycle, respectively: only in 0.50% and 0.64% of the summonses.

The ranking of the group leaders in the Chamber

Among the presidents of the parliamentary groups, the most present is undoubtedly that of the League, Richard Molinari with 0.88% of absences. Followed by the parent company Avs Luana Zanellawith 3.50%. In third place, but with a certain gap, the representative of the FdI deputies Thomas Foti which ‘marked a visit’ 8.10% of the time.

The senators most present

There are definitely more attendees at the Senate, even though the number of sessions is often lower than that of the Chamber. The absolute record belongs to three parliamentarians: the two members of the Northern League George Mary Bergesio e Mara Bizzotto and Antonio Iannone of FdI. Each can boast 100% attendance at Palazzo Madama. Competing for second place are Gianni Berrino (FdI), Constance Of The Door (FdI), Sergio Rastrelli (FdI), Paola Ambrogio and Maria Cristina Cantu (Lega) with 99.9% of the attendance. A minimal gap separates them from the ‘third’ classified: Mark Lisei (FdI) e White Maria Nocco (FdI) with 99.3%. Then there is the case of the Lega senator Claudio Borghiwith an attendance rate of 35.10%, but with a good number of leaves and missions for which he is present for 87.57%, being a member of Copasir.

The most absent senators

The senators who are seen the least at Palazzo Madama are Guido Castelli (FdI), with 14.38% and Francesca The Brand with 37.3% of the times they took part in the work of the Chamber.

The ranking of the group leaders in the Senate

In the ranking of group leaders, the Lega Nord is in the lead Maximilian Romeo with 99.84%, which, in reality, has a minimal gap from the 5 Star Movement Stefano Patuanelli (99.12%) is yes Lucio Malan (FdI) (99,06%).

Senators for life deserve a separate mention. The one who has never set foot in the Chamber of Palazzo Madama to cast his vote since the beginning of the legislature is the architect Renzo Piano (0%). Ma Carlo Rubbia is not far behind with 0.04% of attendance. Also in this case the gap with Mario Monti is negligible. The former prime minister boasts just 0.81% of participation in the Assembly. Those who ‘deserted’ the Chamber the least are Elena Cattaneo. The biologist records 32.40% of times she took part in parliamentary work. While Liliana Secret it occurred in 1% of the sessions.

I ministri

Another separate chapter is that of government representatives, who are often on mission. Among them, the ministers who are most active in Parliament are Giancarlo Giorgetti (absent in 1.34% of the votes) and Raffaele Fitto (2,83%).

Party leaders

While among the party leaders those who cross the threshold of Palazzo Madama the least are Charles Calendapresent only 50.5% of the time and Matthew Renzi (55,53%).