New electoral law Our forecast now uses Italy's new electoral law, approved on 8 October 2026: no single-member seats, and 70 extra deputies and 35 extra senators for a coalition that comes first with 42% of the vote. The maps show which coalition leads in each former collegio; those are no longer seats. What changed →
Italy · Every comune
Every comune in Italy: how it voted, and how it would vote today
All 7,830 comuni: the result at the general election of September 2022 and the same figures moved to today's national polls. Nationally: FdI 27.6%, PD 20.4%, M5S 12.7%, FI 7.1%.
- 7,830comuni
- 19regions
- 6,113comuni where FdI would come first today
Who would come first, comune by comune
FdI+393
6,113
comuni first today; 5,720 at the general election of September 2022
Italy: 27.6%
PD+178
871
comuni first today; 693 at the general election of September 2022
Italy: 20.4%
M5S−516
554
comuni first today; 1,070 at the general election of September 2022
Italy: 12.7%
FI−35
146
comuni first today; 181 at the general election of September 2022
Italy: 7.1%
AVS+39
93
comuni first today; 54 at the general election of September 2022
Italy: 6.3%
Lega−52
28
comuni first today; 80 at the general election of September 2022
Italy: 5.7%
The largest comuni
- RomaLazio · 2,055,382 voters FdI FdI FdI 30% · PD 25%
- MilanoLombardia · 948,157 voters PD PD PD 27% · FdI 22%
- NapoliCampania · 728,134 voters M5S M5S M5S 35% · PD 18%
- TorinoPiemonte · 633,911 voters PD PD PD 27% · FdI 22%
- PalermoSicilia · 511,461 voters M5S M5S M5S 29% · FdI 19%
- GenovaLiguria · 440,401 voters PD PD PD 29% · FdI 21%
- BolognaEmilia-Romagna · 287,417 voters PD PD PD 34% · FdI 20%
- FirenzeToscana · 268,082 voters PD PD PD 32% · FdI 20%
- BariPuglia · 260,914 voters M5S FdI FdI 25% · M5S 21%
- CataniaSicilia · 241,371 voters M5S M5S M5S 26% · FdI 22%
- VeronaVeneto · 189,813 voters FdI FdI FdI 30% · PD 23%
- VeneziaVeneto · 187,202 voters FdI FdI FdI 27% · PD 25%
- MessinaSicilia · 178,926 voters M5S FdI FdI 19% · M5S 14%
- TarantoPuglia · 156,856 voters M5S M5S M5S 25% · FdI 24%
- TriesteFriuli-Venezia Giulia · 154,790 voters FdI FdI FdI 31% · PD 23%
- PadovaVeneto · 151,905 voters PD PD PD 28% · FdI 25%
- ParmaEmilia-Romagna · 139,609 voters PD PD PD 28% · FdI 25%
- BresciaLombardia · 138,227 voters FdI FdI FdI 25% · PD 25%
- Reggio Di CalabriaCalabria · 136,145 voters FdI FdI FdI 24% · PD 20%
- ModenaEmilia-Romagna · 133,812 voters PD PD PD 35% · FdI 21%
- PratoToscana · 127,830 voters FdI FdI FdI 29% · PD 28%
- CagliariSardegna · 125,275 voters FdI FdI FdI 23% · PD 22%
- LivornoToscana · 122,555 voters PD PD PD 30% · FdI 22%
- PerugiaUmbria · 121,568 voters FdI FdI FdI 29% · PD 25%
- Reggio Nell'EmiliaEmilia-Romagna · 119,926 voters PD PD PD 33% · FdI 20%
- RavennaEmilia-Romagna · 119,519 voters PD PD PD 32% · FdI 25%
- FoggiaPuglia · 116,434 voters M5S M5S M5S 37% · FdI 21%
- RiminiEmilia-Romagna · 111,435 voters PD PD PD 31% · FdI 29%
- SalernoCampania · 106,102 voters PD PD PD 26% · FdI 22%
- SassariSardegna · 101,990 voters M5S PD PD 23% · FdI 22%
Every region
- Abruzzo305 comuni · largest Pescara
- Basilicata131 comuni · largest Potenza
- Calabria404 comuni · largest Reggio Di Calabria
- Campania550 comuni · largest Napoli
- Emilia-Romagna330 comuni · largest Bologna
- Friuli-Venezia Giulia215 comuni · largest Trieste
- Lazio378 comuni · largest Roma
- Liguria234 comuni · largest Genova
- Lombardia1,506 comuni · largest Milano
- Marche225 comuni · largest Pesaro
- Molise136 comuni · largest Campobasso
- Piemonte1,181 comuni · largest Torino
- Puglia257 comuni · largest Bari
- Sardegna377 comuni · largest Cagliari
- Sicilia391 comuni · largest Palermo
- Toscana273 comuni · largest Firenze
- Trentino-Alto Adige/Sudtirol282 comuni · largest Trento
- Umbria92 comuni · largest Perugia
- Veneto563 comuni · largest Verona
How it works
- Results: Ministero dell'Interno, Eligendo open data: Camera dei deputati, 25 September 2022, proportional list votes by comune (Valle d'Aosta, which elects by one constituency vote only, is not included).
- Today: our national poll average, with each party moved in every comune by its national change since the general election of September 2022, half by the same number of points and half in proportion, then scaled so that the comuni add up to the national average. A party that did not stand then starts at its national share everywhere; local and minor parties move together.
- This is the national polls carried down to each comune, not a poll of it. Each comune elects its mayor and council every five years, on its own cycle. The national forecast →