2024 Italian local elections

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The 2024 Italian local elections were held in various Italian local communities on 8-9 June 2024, at the same time as the European elections and the Piedmontese election,^[1] with a run-off round on 23–24 June.

Results

Results in Provincial Capitals

Region	City	Population	Incumbent mayor		Elected mayor		1st round		2nd round		Seats
							Votes	%	Votes	%
Abruzzo	Pescara	119,554		Carlo Masci (FI)		Carlo Masci (FI)	31,535	51.0%	—	—	20 / 32
Basilicata	Potenza	64,406		Mario Guarente (Lega)		Ind. )	12,319	32.4%	19,733	64.9%	20 / 32
Calabria	Vibo Valentia	33,642		Maria Limardo (Ind.)		Vincenzo Francesco Romeo [it] (Ind.)	5,863	31.9%	6,788	53.6%	20 / 32
Campania	Avellino	54,515		Gianluca Festa (Ind.)		Laura Nargi [it] (Ind.)	9,975	32.5%	12,501	51.8%	20 / 32
Emilia Romagna	Cesena	97,137		Enzo Lattuca (PD)		Enzo Lattuca (PD)	31,492	65.2%	—	—	22 / 32
	Ferrara	132,009		Alan Fabbri (LN)		Alan Fabbri (LN)	40,921	57.9%	—	—	20 / 32
	Forlì	116,700		Gian Luca Zattini (LN)		Gian Luca Zattini (LN)	27,819	50.6%	—	—	20 / 32
	Modena	184,732		Gian Carlo Muzzarelli (PD)		Massimo Mezzetti [it] (PD)	54,860	63.8%	—	—	22 / 32
	Reggio Emilia	171,944		Luca Vecchi (PD)		Marco Massari [it] (PD)	42,598	56.0%	—	—	20 / 32
Lombardy	Bergamo	121,200		Giorgio Gori (PD)		Elena Carnevali [it] (PD)	31,321	55.0%	—	—	20 / 32
	Cremona	71,223		Gianluca Galimberti (PD)		Andrea Virgilio (PD)	13,484	41.9%	13,013	50.4%	20 / 32
	Pavia	73,086		Lega )		Michele Lissia [it] (PD)	18,042	53.1%	—	—	20 / 32
Marche	Ascoli Piceno	45,483		Marco Fioravanti (FdI)		Marco Fioravanti (FdI)	20,088	73.9%	—	—	25 / 32
	Pesaro	94,813		Matteo Ricci (PD)		Andrea Biancani [it] (PD)	30,020	60.6%	—	—	21 / 32
	Urbino	14,786		Ind. )		Ind. )	4,052	48.0%	4,354	53.1%	20 / 32
Molise	Campobasso	47,449		Roberto Gravina (M5S)		Marialuisa Forte [it] (PD)	8,643	32.2%	10,510	51.0%	10 / 32
Piedmont	Biella	44,324		Claudio Corradino (LN)		Marzio Olivero [it] (FdI)	10,999	53.8%	—	—	20 / 32
	Verbania	30,104		Silvia Marchionini (PD)		Ind. )	4,439	30.0%	6,452	51.9%	20 / 32
	Vercelli	45,875		Andrea Corsaro (FI)		Ind. )	7,784	37.9%	8,070	54.2%	20 / 32
Puglia	Bari	316,491		Antonio Decaro (PD)		Vito Leccese (PD)	73,735	48.0%	72,038	70.3%	22 / 32
	Lecce	94,783		Carlo Salvemini (PD)		Adriana Poli Bortone (FdI)	26,053	50.0%	23,780	50.7%	20 / 32
Sardinia	Cagliari	154,460		Paolo Truzzu (FdI)		Massimo Zedda (PP)	43,268	60.3%	—	—	21 / 34
	Sassari	127,567		Ind. )		Giuseppe Mascia (PD)	31,108	51.1%	—	—	21 / 34
Sicily	Caltanisetta	62,797		Roberto Gambino (M5S)		Walter Tesauro [it] (UdC)	10,052	34.4%	10,610	52.4%	14 / 24
Tuscany	Florence	367,150		Dario Nardella (PD)		Sara Funaro (PD)	78,126	43.2%	82,254	60.6%	22 / 36
	Livorno	152,914		Luca Salvetti (Ind.)		Ind. )	37,478	51.7%	—	—	20 / 32
	Prato	195,213		Matteo Biffoni (PD)		Ilaria Bugetti [it] (PD)	42,947	52.2%	—	—	20 / 32
Umbria	Perugia	161,228		Andrea Romizi (FI)		Ind. )	40,922	49.0%	40,696	52.1%	20 / 32
Veneto	Rovigo	50,279		Gianfranco Tomao ( Ind. )		Ind. )	12,117	49.1%	11,486	58.2%	20 / 32

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