2000 Ligurian regional election

The Ligurian regional election of 2000 took place on 16 April 2000.

2000 Ligurian regional election
16 April 2000
  Majority party Minority party
 
Leader Sandro Biasotti Giancarlo Mori
Party Forza Italia People's Party
Alliance House of Freedoms The Olive Tree
Seats won 24 16
Seat change 8 13
Popular vote 475,308 431,743
Percentage 50.7% 46.1%
Swing 6.1%[1] 5.0%[2]
President before election

Giancarlo Mori
PPI

 Subsequent President

Sandro Biasotti
FI

Liguria
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Sandro Biasotti (an independent close to Forza Italia) was elected President, defeating incumbent Giancarlo Mori (Italian People's Party).

Results
Candidates & parties votes votes (%) seats
reg. list		 seats
prov. lists
Sandro Biasotti 475,308 50.71 8 16
Forza Italia 240,789 27.27 → 10
National Alliance 90,396 10.24 → 3
Lega Nord Liguria 38,104 4.32 → 1
New Liguria 24,943 2.83 → 1
Christian Democratic Centre 22,959 2.60 → 1
United Christian Democrats 15,837 1.79 → 0
Animalist Liguria 11,984 1.36 → 0
Pensioners' Party 6,488 0.73 → 0
Giancarlo Mori 431,743 46.07 1 15
Democrats of the Left 231,496 26.22 → 9
Communist Refoundation Party 57,619 6.53 → 2
Italian People's Party–UDEUR 37,351 4.23 → 1
The Democrats 25,285 2.86 → 2
Federation of the Greens 18,541 2.10 → 1
SDI–PRI 17,284 1.96 → 1
Party of Italian Communists 16,507 1.87 → 0
For Italy 2,806 0.32 → 0
Mario Tarantino 24,168 2.58 - -
Bonino List 20,962 2.37 → 0
Irene Menghini 6,028 0.64 - -
Humanist Party 3,473 0.39 → 0
Total 937,247 100.00 9 31

Source: Ministry of the Interior

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References
  1. The swing comes from the combined result of Pole for Freedoms (38.0%) and Lega Nord (6.5%) in the 1995 regional election.
  2. The swing comes from the combined result of The Olive Tree (42.4%) and PRC (8.6%) in the 1995 regional election.
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