Municipalities, centre-right forward in most cities. Brescia to the Pd
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The counting of the administrative offices
In the Lombard city Laura Castelletti will be the first woman to become mayor, in Latina Matilde Celentano (cdx) has already been elected. In Ancona Daniele Silvetti is at 55.7 percent and is on his way to the ballot, as in Vicenza and Terni
The first results of the administrative elections that took place between yesterday and today in almost 600 municipalities, including 13 provincial capitals, are coming. The centre-right is ahead in most cities: the only exception Bresciawith Laura Castelletti, for now at 55.07 per cent, which has already arrived in Piazza della Loggia to celebrate its victory. Also to Latin Matilde Celentano from the centre-right has already been elected mayor, with data around 75 percent. To Ancona – the only regional capital involved in this round – there is an advantage Daniel Silvetti of the centre-right at 55.7 per cent, while the centre-left is at 29.0 per cent.
Also to Pisa the center-right is given the advantage, with Michael Conti at 50.9 percent and Paolo Martinelli of the centre-left at 40.7 percent. TO Imperia the former minister of the Berlusconi governments Claudius Scajola is ahead with 61.4 per cent of the votes, while a Treviso with 7 sections scrutinized out of 77 the centre-right candidate Mario Conte he sees victory with 62.5 percent of the preferences.
Both Vicenza and Terni are heading towards the ballot, with the challenges, respectively, Giacomo Possamai-Francesco Rucco and Stefano Bandecchi-Orlando Masselli. Also to Mass the two candidates are very close, with Francesco Persiani of the centre-right at 34.9 percent and Romolo Enzo Ricci at 29.8 percent.
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