Friuli-Venezia Giulia is a constituency (Italian: Circoscrizione) for the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. It elects 13 members and 7 members, with the Rosatellum, via proportionality and first-past-the-post. Its territory is the region Friuli-Venezia Giulia.

Chamber of Deputies

Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Constituency
for the Chamber of Deputies
RegionFriuli-Venezia Giulia
Population1 197 392
Major settlementsTrieste
Udine
Pordenone
Gorizia
Area7 924,36 km²
Current constituency
Created1994
Seats13 (1994-2020)
8 (since 2020)

2018[1]

General results (Proportional+FPTP)

Coalition Party Votes % Seats
Prop. FPTP
Centre-right League 177 402 25,47 2
Forza Italia 73 401 10,65 1
Brothers of Italy 36 714 5,33 1
Us with ItalyUDC 8 706 1,26 -
Total (coalition) 296 223 42,98 4 5
Five Star Movement 169 496 24,59 2 -
Centre-left Democratic Party 128 689 18,67 2
More Europe 23 456 3,40 -
Together 3 927 0,57 -
Popular Civic List 2 975 0,43 -
Total (coalition) 159 047 23,07 2 -
Free and Equal 22 097 3,21 - -
CasaPound 8 778 1,27 - -
Pact for Autonomy 7 080 1,03 - -
Power to the People! 5 934 0,86 - -
Others 20 625 3,00 - -
Total 689 280 100,00 8 5

First-past-the-post results[2]

  Elected in the Centre-right coalition

Uninominal district Elected Party
1. Trieste Renzo Tondo NcI
2. Gorizia Guido Germano Pettarin FI
3. Udine Daniele Moschioni LSP
4. Codroipo Sandra Savino FI
5. Pordenone Vannia Gava LSP

Proportional results

Plurinominal district League Five Star Movement Democratic Party Forza Italia Brothers of Italy
Friuli-Venezia Giulia - 01
  • Sabrina De Carlo
  • Luca Sut
  • Roberto Novelli
  • Walter Rizzetto

2022

General results (Proportional+FPTP)

Coalition Party Votes % Seats
Prop. FPTP
Centre-right Brothers of Italy
League
Forza Italia
Us Moderates
Total (coalition)
Centre-left Democratic Party
Greens and Left Alliance
More Europe
Civic Commitment
Total (coalition)
Five Star Movement
Action/Italia Viva
Italexit
Others
Total 5 3

First-past-the-post results

Uninominal district Elected Party
1. Pordenone
2. Udine
3. Trieste

Proportional results

Plurinominal district Brothers of Italy Democratic Party League Five Star Movement
Friuli-Venezia Giulia - 01

Senate

Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Electoral district constituency
for the Senate
RegionFriuli-Venezia Giulia
Population1 197 392
Major settlementsTrieste
Udine
Pordenone
Gorizia
Area7 924,36 km²
Current constituency
Created1948
Seats6 (1948-1963)

7 (1963-2020)

4 (since 2020)

2018[3]

General results (Proportional+FPTP)

Coalition Party Votes % Seats
Prop. FPTP
Centre-right League 164 105 25,49 2
Forza Italia 76 114 11,82 1
Brothers of Italy 35 032 5,44 -
Us with ItalyUDC 6 391 0,99 -
Total (coalition) 281 642 43,76 3 2
Five Star Movement 156 251 24,27 1 -
Centre-left Democratic Party 128 713 19,99 1
More Europe 19 814 3,08 -
Together 2 942 0,46 -
Popular Civic List 2 473 0,38 -
Total (coalition) 153 942 23,92 1 -
Free and Equal 18 815 2,92 - -
CasaPound 7 810 1,21 - -
Power to the People! 5 117 0,79 - -
Pact for Autonomy 5 015 0,78 - -
Others 15 060 2,34 - -
Total 643 679 100,00 5 2

First-past-the-post results

  Elected in the Centre-right coalition

Uninominal district Elected Party
1. Trieste Laura Stabile FI
2. Udine Luca Ciriani FdI

Proportional results

Plurinominal district League Five Star Movement Democratic Party Forza Italia
Friuli-Venezia Giulia - 01
  • Mario Pittoni
  • Raffaella Fiormaria Marin
  • Tatiana Rojc
  • Franco Dal Mas

2022

General results (Proportional+FPTP)

Coalition Party Votes % Seats
Prop. FPTP
Centre-right Brothers of Italy
League
Forza Italia
Us Moderates
Total (coalition)
Centre-left Democratic Party
Greens and Left Alliance
More Europe
Civic Commitment
Total (coalition)
Five Star Movement
Action/Italia Viva
Italexit
Others
Total 3 1

First-past-the-post results

Uninominal district Elected Party
1. Trieste

Proportional results

Plurinominal district Brothers of Italy Democratic Party League
Friuli-Venezia Giulia - 01

References

  1. "Eligendo Archivio - Ministero dell'Interno DAIT".
  2. "Colleggi della Circoscrizione FRIULI-VENEZIA GIULIA".
  3. "Eligendo Archivio - Ministero dell'Interno DAIT".
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