We are voting at Friuli Venezia Giulia on Sunday 2nd and Monday 3rd April. There are four candidates for the regional presidency: outgoing governor Massimiliano Fedriga, supported by the centre-right, Massimo Moretuzzo, supported by the Pd, M5s and other centre-left lists; Alessandro Maran as the third Pole candidate; Finally, Giorgia Tripoli is supported by the Liberi Together list. On the same days, elections will be held for the renewal of the administrations of 24 Municipalities, 12 of which are in the province of Udine. For the municipalities of Udine and Sacile with a population of more than 15,000, all voting will take place on Sunday, April 16 and Monday, April 17.
On Sunday, April 2, the polls will remain open from 7 to 23, and on Monday, April 2, you can vote from 7 to 15.
How to vote in the region?
The votes of the regional president and the regional council are made on a single card. The name, surname and brand names of the Presidential candidates and the brand names of the lists next to the two lines to indicate the preference vote for the manager candidate are shown on the ballot. Voters can vote:
a) Only for Regional Presidency candidates. In this case, it is understood that the votes are given only to the presidential candidate;
b) For a list of presidential candidates. It is understood that the votes were also expressed in favor of the Presidential candidates;
c) for a President and a list not affiliated with him (the so-called split vote);
d) For regional council member candidates, by stating their preferences in an appropriate place on the form. Preferential voting is expressed by writing the surname or the name and surname of the candidate for the district council member on the list and desired to vote. In this case, it is understood that the votes are also given to the list and the relevant presidential candidate.
Source: Today IT
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