Administrative elections in Italy: polls closed in 749 municipalities
Voting operations have concluded for the administrative elections that involved 749 municipalities across Italy. Citizens were called to the polls on Friday, June 7, and Saturday, June 8, to elect their local representatives and mayors.
Voter turnout was closely monitored throughout the weekend. As of 12:00 PM on Saturday, the recorded turnout was less than 15%, a figure that highlighted a slow start for this election round.
At the close of the polls, which took place at 11:00 PM on Saturday, the final national turnout figure stood at 46.5%. This number reflects the overall participation of voters in the municipalities affected by the vote.
Now, for local administrations, the ballot counting phase begins. The final results will reveal the names of the new administrators who will lead the involved municipalities for the coming years.