2024 will be an election year in Italy. The Council of Ministers today, 25 January 2024, approved the legislative provision in light of the European, administrative and regional elections. Following the rumors, confirmation came from the Minister of Regional Affairs and Autonomy Roberto Calderoli: the vote will be held in June 2024.
When to vote in European, regional and administrative elections in 2024: dates
The “Elections” decree law approved by the Council of Ministers sets the dates for the votes in 2024: European elections will be held on 8 and 9 June, with the possibility of combining administrative and regional elections. “Green light from the Council of Ministers to the Electoral decree, which provides not only for the unification of administrative and European elections on Saturday, June 8 and Sunday, June 9, in order to encourage maximum participation in the vote, but also, above all, for the removal of the voting limit. Municipalities with a population of up to 5 thousand “The term of office of the mayors and the possibility of a third consecutive mandate for the mayors of municipalities with a population of up to 15 thousand,” said Minister Calderoli, speaking after the Council of Ministers
Thus, while an elected mayor in municipalities with a population of up to 5 thousand can win an unlimited number of consecutive elections, in municipalities with a population between 5 thousand and 15 thousand, the term of office is three consecutive terms.
Where to vote in Italy in 2024?
In addition to the European elections, administrative and regional elections will be held in Italy in 2024. We will vote to renew the presidents of Abruzzo, Basilicata, Piedmont, Sardinia and Umbria. But there are also 3,700 municipalities where the administration will change and a new mayor must be elected. 27 of them are uppercase letters, here they are:
- Ascoli;
- Avellino;
- At least;
- Bergamo: Biella
- Cagliari
- caltanissetta
- Campobasso
- to the cream
- ferrara
- Florence
- forli
- Lecce;
- Livorno,
- Modena,
- pavia
- Perugia,
- Pesaro
- pescara
- Strength
- Grass
- Reggio Emilia
- rovigo
- Sassari
- Verbania
- Vercelli;
- Vibo Valentia.
Source: Today IT
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