2016 Turin municipal election

The voting system for the office of mayor of Turin is used for all mayoral elections in Italy in the cities with a population higher than 15,000 inhabitants. Under this system, voters express a direct choice for the mayor or an indirect choice voting for the party of the candidate's coalition. If no candidate receives 50% of votes, the top two candidates go to a second round after two weeks. As a result, the winning candidate can claim majority support, although it is not guaranteed. The election of the City Council of Turin is based on a direct choice for the candidate with a preference vote and the candidate with the majority of the preferences is elected. The number of the seats for each party is determined proportionally.^[5]

Among the main candidates and coalitions that took part to the election were left-wing, centre-left, centrist, centre-right, and right-wing coalitions, plus the M5S.^[6]

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Summary of the 5–19 June 2016 Turin City Council election results

Candidate		First round		Second round		Leader's seats	Political party or party list	Votes	%	Seats
		Votes	%	Votes	%
	Chiara Appendino	118,273	30.92	202,764	54.56	–	Five Star Movement	107,680	30.01	24
	Piero Fassino	160,023	41.84	168,880	45.44	Y	Democratic Party	106,818	29.77	8
							Moderates	21,307	5.94	1
							Fassino List	14,898	4.15	1
							Left for the City	7,253	2.02	–
	Alberto Morano	32,103	8.39	–	–	Y	Northern League	20,769	5.79	1
							Brothers of Italy	5,259	1.47	–
							Morano list	4,983	1.39	–
	Osvaldo Napoli	20,349	5.32	–	–	Y	Forza Italia	16,684	4.65	–
							Let's Save the Ophthalmic	2.435	0.68	–
							A Dream for Turin	567	0.16	–
	Roberto Rosso	19,334	5.05	–	–	Y	Rosso List	11,339	3.16	–
							Union of the Centre – Popular Area	5,114	1.43	–
							Pensioners' Union	1,568	0.44	–
							Democratic Alliance	409	0.11	–
							Moderates in Revolution	321	0.09	–
	Giorgio Airaudo	14,166	3.70	–	–	Y	Turin in Common	10,115	2.82	–
							Turin Environment (Possible – Green Italia)	2,244	0.63	–
							Pensioners and Disabled	1,077	0.30	–
	Gianluca Noccetti	5,251	1.37	–	–	–	Piedmont Padanian League	2,937	0.82	–
							4-Legged Friends	1,321	0.37	–
							Forza Toro	484	0.13	–
							Unemployed. Precarious and Exiled	363	0.10	–
							Motorist List	98	0.03	–
	Marco Rizzo	3,323	0.87	–	–	–	Communist Party	3,192	0.89	–
	Marco Racca	2,082	0.54	–	–	–	CasaPound	1,985	0.55	–
	Vitantonio Colucci	2,032	0.53	–	–	–	The People of the Family	1,996	0.56	–
	Mario Cornelio Levi	1,337	0.35	–	–	–	Italy of Values	1,327	0.37	–
	Anna Battista	980	0.26	–	–	–	It's Enough!	927	0.26	–
	Pier Carlo Devoti	915	0.24	–	–	–	The Square	1.089	0.30	–
	Roberto Usseglio	690	0.18	–	–	–	New Force	672	0.19	–
	Alessio Ariotto	628	0.16	–	–	–	Workers' Communist Party	615	0.17	–
	Lorenzo Varaldo	584	0.15	–	–	–	Abrogation!	546	0.15	–
	Guglielmo Del Pero	433	0.11	–	–	–	We Are Turin	413	0.12	–
Total		382,503	100.00	371,644	100.00	5		358,805	100.00	35
Source: Ministry of the Interior

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Notes

• According to the Italian electoral law of 1993 for the municipalities of Italy, if a defeated candidate for mayor obtains over 3% of votes, the mayoral candidate is automatically elected city councillor (in this case Fassino, Morano, Napoli, Rosso, and Airaudo were all elected). The candidate elected mayor votes on the city council but is not a member of it.

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