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Acquaroli Wins Second Term in Marche as Centre-Right Extends Regional Grip

Analysts cast the vote as a mid-term boost for Giorgia Meloni’s coalition.

Overview

  • Francesco Acquaroli was re-elected governor with 52.32% of the vote, while the PD-led ‘campo largo’ stopped at 44.55%.
  • Matteo Ricci conceded after calling Acquaroli and said a pending judicial probe weakened his campaign.
  • Fratelli d’Italia was the top party at about 28%, followed by Forza Italia at 8.5% and a reduced Lega near 7.2%.
  • Turnout was 50.1%, roughly ten points lower than the previous regional election.
  • The result is widely interpreted as strengthening the governing right, with forecasts pointing to likely centre-right holds in Calabria and Veneto later in the season.