Center-left wins Italian election

The official results of Italy's general election give to the center-left coalition a broad majority in the Camera dei Deputati (lower house) with 348 seats against 281 and a very slim majority in the Senato della Repubblica (upper house) with 158 seats against 156.

You can see the regional breakdown of the lower house results here and the Senate (upper house) results here.




L'Ulivo 31.3% (220 seats)





Rifondazione Comunista 5.8% (41 seats)





Rosa nel pugno 2.6% (18 seats)





Comunisti Italiani 2.3% (16 seats)





IDV 2.3% (16 seats)





Verdi 2.1% (15 seats)





UDEUR 1.4% (10 seats)





Südtiroler Volkspartei 0.5% (4 seats)




Other minor left-wing groups: 1.6% (1 seat)

Total L'Unione: 19,002,598 votes (49.8%) (341 seats + 7 seats from expatriate nationals)




Forza Italia 23.7% (137 seats)






Alleanza Nazionale 12.3% (71 seats)






UDC 6.8% (39 seats)






Lega Nord-MPA 4.6% (29 seats)






DC-NPS 0.7% (4 seats)






Alternativa Sociale 0.7% (0 seats)




Other minor right-wing groups: 0.9% (0 seats)

Total Casa delle Libertà: 18,977,843 votes (49.7%) (277 seats + 4 seats from expatriate nationals)

Others: 0.5% (0 seats)

Plus one independent MP elected among expatriate nationals.

Total: 100.0% (630 seats)

Polls turnout: 83.6%