Stop the presentation of the lists, in Sardinia there are 149 candidates to enter the next Parliament. The islanders will choose 16, 11 deputies and 5 senators . Four deputies are elected in single-member constituencies, a dry challenge in which whoever gets the most votes goes to Parliament. The other seven are chosen in a single proportional college. At Palazzo Madama, on the other hand, two parliamentarians are elected in the uninominal, the other three in the proportional.
THE CHALLENGES IN THE COLLEGES
In the Chamber, in the college of Cagliari Metropolitan City, there is Ugo Cappellacci of Forza Italia for the center-right who challenges the dem Andrea Frailis , the pentastellato Mauro Congia and Franco Stara of the Terzo Polo (Renzi-Calenda). The others: Roberta Moro for Italexit di Paragone, Claudia Ortu for Unione Popolare with De Magistris, Nicola Sanna runs with Sovereign and Popular Italy, Mario Aresu for Vita, Alfredo Riccardi for the Animalist Party and Mario Friargiu for the Italian Communist Party (PCI) .
In the Sulcis-Medio Campidano for the center-right runs the regional councilor for the Environment Gianni Lampis (Fdi) against Franca Fara of the Pd, Loredana La Barbera of M5S and Alberto Cacciarru of the Terzo Polo. Again: Tiziana Balestrini for Italexit, Sabrina Milanovic with De Magistris, Claudio Seda of Sovereign and Popular Italy, Michela Benatti of Vita, Antonella Saddi for animal rights activists and Ivan Fadda of the PCI.
In the Nuoro-Oristano college for the center-right there is Barbara Polo , Fdi, deputy mayor of Ozieri. He will meet Michele Piras , former deputy of Sel, the outgoing pentastellated senator Emiliano Fenu and Stefano Coinu of the Terzo Polo. The others: Roberto De Cicco for Italexit, Gian Franca Salvai with De Magistris, Valeria Soru for Sovereign and Popular Italy, Stefano Pellegrino for Vita, Efisio Francesco Carboni for animal rights activists and Valentina Minimin with the PCI.
Finally, Sassari-Olbia: for the center-right the League's Dario Giagoni runs, for the center-left the constitutionalist Carla Bassu , for the M5S the outgoing deputy Mario Perantoni , for the Third Pole there is Maria Giovanna Pedoni . Again: Roberto Luppu of Italexit, Andrea Lai for Unione Popolare with De Magistris, Annarella Casu for Sovereign and Popular Italy, Giovanni Ecca for Vita, Manuela Chia with animal rights activists and Michela Piras for the PCI.
Two colleges in the Senate. In Northern Sardinia for the center-right there is the former president of the Senate Marcello Pera (chosen by Fdi), who challenges the outgoing deputy of the Pd Gavino Manca , the pentastellato Marcello Cherchi and Valerio Zoccheddu of the Terzo Polo. The others: Gavino Fonnesu of Italexit, Lucia Brocca with De Magistris, Patrizia Piras for Sovereign and Popular Italy, Alessandro Goffi for Vita, Lucia Alimonda for animal rights activists and Emilia Meloni for the PCI.
In Southern Sardinia there is the regional coordinator of Fdi Antonella Zedda , against her the former rector of the University of Cagliari Maria Del Zompo for the center-left, Sabrina Licheri , former mayor of Assemini, for the Movimento 5 Stelle and Claudia Medda del Terzo Polo shirt. Then there are Antonella Atzei for Italexit, Giovanni Fancello with De Magistris, Nicola Di Cesare for Sovereign and Popular Italy, Maria Luisa Businco for Vita, Andrea Meloni for the animal rights activists and Natalino Deriu for the PCI.
PROPORTIONAL
Unique regional colleges to the proportional one, one for the Chamber and one for the Senate. In the plurinominal lists there is one more party, the movement of the Orange Vests of Antonio Pappalardo.
All the names in the House.
Brothers of Italy: Salvatore Deidda, Paola Frassinetti, Francesco Mura, Manuela Lai.
Lega-Psd'Az: Lina Lunesu, Nanni Lancioni, Giulia Solinas, Ivan Cermelli.
Forza Italia: Pietro Pittalis, Ada Lai, Ugo Cappellacci, Pasqualina Bardino.
We Moderates: Stefano Tunis, Renata Mura, Francesco Quargnenti, Lucia Scano.
Pd: Silvio Lai, Romina Mura, Francesco Lilliu, Carla Bassu.
Green-Left Alliance: Francesca Ghirra, Alessandro Marcellino, Giulia Andreozzi, Roberto Uzzau.
More Europe: Pietrina Putzolu, Andrea Boni, Valeria Lai, Roberto Baldi.
Civic commitment: Luigi Di Maio, Rosa Maria Argiolas, Francesco D'Uva, Dalila Nesci.
M5S: Alessandra Todde, Emiliano Fenu, Mario Perantoni, Susanna Cherchi.
Third Pole: Elena Bonetti, Giuseppe Luigi Cucca, Laura Pinna, Francesco Chessa.
Italexit: Gianmario Muggiri, Shaila Cappuccio, Jonata Cancedda, Marina Tolu.
Popular Union with De Magistris: Giulia Suella, Piero Mura, Veronica Secci, Silvio Keivan Nemati Fard.
Sovereign and Popular Italy: Stefano D'Andrea, Valeria Soru, Claudio Seda, Annarella Casu.
Life: Stefano Pellegrino, Annalisa Porru, Mario Aresu, Michela Benatti.
Animalist Party: Manuela Chia, Alfredo Riccardi, Antonella Saddi, Efisio Francesco Carboni.
Orange Vests: Antonio Pappalardo, Alberto Sebastiano Abozzi, Elena Ena, Giulia D'Alessandro.
Italian Communist Party: Mario Friargiu, Valentina Mirimin, Luigi Manca, Michela Piras.
These instead are the price lists for the Senate.
Brothers of Italy: Antonella Zedda, Giovannino Satta, Federica Porcu.
Lega-Psd'Az: Carlo Doria, Roberta Loi, Michele Ennas.
Forza Italia: Angelo Cocciu, Rita Ragatzu, Luigi Mureddu.
We Moderates: Toti Deriu, Carla Cuccu, Andrea Floris.
Pd: Marco Meloni, Maria Del Zompo, Antonio Solinas.
Green-Left Alliance: Gianni Manca, Lalla Careddu, Renzo Venturoli.
More Europe: Nicola Carboni, Ignazia Concas, Cristiano Marcatelli.
Civic commitment: Luciano Cadeddu, Ramona Mirella Ilau, Sergio Vaccaro.
M5S: Ettore Licheri, Sabrina Licheri, Gianluca Lai.
Third Pole: Guido Garau, Elvira Evangelista, Maurizio Cerniglia.
Italexit: Giovanna Nurra, Tamara Di Iorio, Fabio Viviani.
Popular Union with De Magistris: Teresa Concu, Antonio Satta, Asmaa Oug.
Sovereign and Popular Italy: Anna Paola Usai, Samuele Mereu, Patrizia Piras.
Life: Maria Luisa Businco, Alessandro Goffi.
Animalist Party: Lucia Alimonda, Andrea Meloni.
Orange Vests: Paolo Puddu, Debora Granato, Roberto Contu.
Italian Communist Party: Natalino Deriu, Emilia Meloni.
(Unioneonline / L)