For the first time the centre-right obtains the absolute majority of votes in Abruzzo, with 54.67% of the votes, thus improving its result compared to both the previous regional elections (49.20%) and the 2022 elections (47.22 %), and this thanks to an increase in the real votes obtained, which rose from 294,879 in 2019 and from 298,620 in 2022 to the current 316,637, according to data from the Interior Ministry.
Symmetrically compared to past regional and political rounds, the centre-left forces that ran separately lost votes both in absolute terms and in percentages. But the big difference concerns the internal structures of the two coalitions , with a decline in the League and, more markedly, in M5s , the only element that allows for a parallel between Abruzzo and Sardinia .
As regards the overall turnout , the 52.19% obtained shows a slight decline compared to the 53.11% of the regional ones in 2019 and the 61.56% of those in 2014 .
In the September 2022 elections, 63.99% of voters voted, compared to 75.25% in the 2018 elections. Therefore, if compared to the 2019 regional elections and the 2022 elections the center-right has strengthened its consensus, the internal geography is upset , as happened in Sardinia.
Five years ago, despite expressing the presidential candidate, Marsilio, Fdi obtained only 38,894 votes equal to 6.49% , less than a quarter of the 165,008 votes (27.53%) of the League ; Fi was awarded by 54,223 voters, equal to 9.05%. In September 2022, Meloni's party (who was elected in the constituency of L'Aquila-Teramo) had already changed: Fdi first with 173,153 votes (27.67%), Fi second with 69,512 votes (11.11% ), the League is third with 51,764 preferences (8.27%).
The consensus recorded on Sunday still indicates Fdi as the first party, with 24.10% (139,578 votes), Fi second with 13.44% (77,841) and the League third, further decreasing with 7.56% (43,816), followed by 5.72% of the Marsilio list (33,102) and by the centrist parties.
