Title V of the Constitution
Twenty regions,five apart.
The centre-right governs 12 regions, the centre-left 6. Five regions have statutes of their own, adopted by constitutional law, for
their islands, borders and languages.
Who governs
Presidentsof the regions. Piemonte Alberto Cirio · FI · 9 Jun 2024 Valle d'Aosta special Renzo Testolin · UV · 28 Sept 2025 Lombardia Attilio Fontana · Lega · 13 Feb 2023 TA Trentino-Alto Adige special Rotating presidency (Trento / Bolzano) Veneto Alberto Stefani · Lega · 24 Nov 2025 Friuli-Venezia Giulia special Massimiliano Fedriga · Lega · 3 Apr 2023 Liguria Marco Bucci · Ind · 28 Oct 2024 Emilia-Romagna Michele de Pascale · PD · 18 Nov 2024 Toscana Eugenio Giani · PD · 13 Oct 2025 Umbria Stefania Proietti · Ind · 18 Nov 2024 Marche Francesco Acquaroli · FdI · 29 Sept 2025 Lazio Francesco Rocca · Ind · 13 Feb 2023 Abruzzo Marco Marsilio · FdI · 10 Mar 2024 FR Molise Francesco Roberti · FI · 26 Jun 2023 Campania Roberto Fico · M5S · 24 Nov 2025 Puglia Antonio Decaro · PD · 24 Nov 2025 Basilicata Vito Bardi · FI · 22 Apr 2024 Calabria Roberto Occhiuto · FI · 6 Oct 2025 Sicilia special Renato Schifani · FI · 25 Sept 2022 Sardegna special Alessandra Todde · M5S · 25 Feb 2024 Photos: Alberto Cirio
— Canale YouTube YouCRP, CC BY 3.0 · Renzo Testolin
— JaBo90, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Attilio Fontana
— European Union, CC BY 4.0 · Alberto Stefani
— Camera dei Deputati, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Massimiliano Fedriga
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— Comune di Genova, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Michele de Pascale
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— Angelica89, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Stefania Proietti
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— Senato della Repubblica Italiana, CC BY 3.0 it · Roberto Fico
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— Camera dei Deputati, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Renato Schifani
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Piemonte
Alberto Cirio (FI) since 9 June 2024 Valle d'Aosta (special statute)
Renzo Testolin (UV) since 28 September 2025 Lombardia
Attilio Fontana (Lega) since 13 February 2023 Trentino-Alto Adige (special statute)
presidency rotates between Trento and Bolzano Veneto
Alberto Stefani (Lega) since 24 November 2025 Friuli-Venezia Giulia (special statute)
Massimiliano Fedriga (Lega) since 3 April 2023 Liguria
Marco Bucci (Ind) since 28 October 2024 Emilia-Romagna
Michele de Pascale (PD) since 18 November 2024 Toscana
Eugenio Giani (PD) since 13 October 2025 Umbria
Stefania Proietti (Ind) since 18 November 2024 Marche
Francesco Acquaroli (FdI) since 29 September 2025 Lazio
Francesco Rocca (Ind) since 13 February 2023 Abruzzo
Marco Marsilio (FdI) since 10 March 2024 Molise
Francesco Roberti (FI) since 26 June 2023 Campania
Roberto Fico (M5S) since 24 November 2025 Puglia
Antonio Decaro (PD) since 24 November 2025 Basilicata
Vito Bardi (FI) since 22 April 2024 Calabria
Roberto Occhiuto (FI) since 6 October 2025 Sicilia (special statute)
Renato Schifani (FI) since 25 September 2022 Sardegna (special statute)
Alessandra Todde (M5S) since 25 February 2024 Regions by the governing bloc · ISTAT boundaries (CC BY 4.0) Article 116
The specialstatutes. Aosta · 1 senator Valle d'Aosta French is co-official; one deputy and one senator, both by plurality. The council elects the president. Languages: French Trento · 6 senators Trentino-Alto Adige Powers lie mostly with the autonomous provinces of Trento and Bolzano; German and Ladin are protected, with ethnic proportionality in public jobs. Languages: German, Ladin Trieste · 4 senators Friuli-Venezia Giulia Protects Slovene, Friulian and German; its own laws on local government. Languages: Slovene, Friulian, German Palermo · 16 senators Sicilia The oldest statute (1946), with its own Assembly of seventy deputies. Cagliari · 5 senators Sardegna Sardinian is a protected language under state and regional law. Languages: Sardinian, Catalan (Alghero) Senate · 2022 · elected on a regional basis (art. 57)
The Senate's74 colleges.
Every region elects at least three senators (Molise two, Valle d'Aosta one). In 2022, 74 were single-member colleges; turnout was 63,9% of 45.210.950 electors. The new law abolishes these colleges outside Valle d'Aosta and Trentino-Alto Adige.
Torino: Circoscrizione 2 - Santa Rita - Mirafiori Nord - Mirafiori Sud (PIEMONTE - U01)
Andrea Giorgis · Centre-left · 38,0%
margin 4,5% Moncalieri (PIEMONTE - U02)
Paola Ambrogio · Centre-right · 43,1%
margin 14,4% Novara (PIEMONTE - U03)
Gaetano Nastri · Centre-right · 52,0%
margin 26,7% Alessandria (PIEMONTE - U04)
Paolo Zangrillo · Centre-right · 50,8%
margin 25,2% Cuneo (PIEMONTE - U05)
Giorgio Maria Bergesio · Centre-right · 51,7%
margin 26,1% Aosta (VALLE D'AOSTA - U01)
Nicoletta Spelgatti · Centre-right · 34,0%
margin 0,4% Varese (LOMBARDIA - U01)
Massimiliano Romeo · Centre-right · 53,6%
margin 29,8% Como (LOMBARDIA - U02)
Licia Ronzulli · Centre-right · 55,4%
margin 32,0% Milano: Nil 21 - Buenos Aires - Venezia (LOMBARDIA - U03)
Antonio Misiani · Centre-left · 39,1%
margin 5,8% Sesto San Giovanni (LOMBARDIA - U04)
Isabella Rauti · Centre-right · 45,3%
margin 14,4% Cologno Monzese (LOMBARDIA - U05)
Ignazio Benito Maria La Russa · Centre-right · 46,4%
margin 17,3% Monza (LOMBARDIA - U06)
Silvio Berlusconi · Centre-right · 50,3%
margin 23,1% Bergamo (LOMBARDIA - U07)
Daisy Pirovano · Centre-right · 55,2%
margin 31,1% Brescia (LOMBARDIA - U08)
Stefano Borghesi · Centre-right · 54,7%
margin 30,1% Treviglio (LOMBARDIA - U09)
Giuliomaria Terzi Di Sant'Agata · Centre-right · 59,7%
margin 38,8% Pavia (LOMBARDIA - U10)
Gian Marco Centinaio · Centre-right · 54,6%
margin 30,3% Cremona (LOMBARDIA - U11)
Daniela Garnero Santanchè · Centre-right · 52,2%
margin 24,8% Trento (TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE - U01)
Pietro Patton · Centre-left · 41,1%
margin 4,5% Rovereto (TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE - U02)
Michaela Biancofiore · Centre-right · 36,8%
margin 0,2% Pergine Valsugana (TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE - U03)
Elena Testor · Centre-right · 44,0%
margin 13,0% Bolzano/Bozen (TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE - U04)
Luigi Spagnolli · Centre-left · 26,1%
margin 0,6% Merano/Meran (TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE - U05)
Juliane Unterberger · Südtiroler Volkspartei – PATT · 47,8%
margin 37,4% Bressanone/Brixen (TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE - U06)
Meinhard Durnwalder · Südtiroler Volkspartei – PATT · 46,1%
margin 30,5% Venezia (VENETO - U01)
Raffaele Speranzon · Centre-right · 53,6%
margin 28,2% Treviso (VENETO - U02)
Luca De Carlo · Centre-right · 57,4%
margin 35,0% Padova (VENETO - U03)
Anna Maria Bernini · Centre-right · 54,6%
margin 30,3% Vicenza (VENETO - U04)
Mara Bizzotto · Centre-right · 57,0%
margin 34,8% Verona (VENETO - U05)
Paolo Tosato · Centre-right · 58,5%
margin 37,3% Trieste (FRIULI-VENEZIA GIULIA - U01)
Luca Ciriani · Centre-right · 50,3%
margin 24,4% Genova: Municipio Vii - Ponente (LIGURIA - U01)
Giovanni Berrino · Centre-right · 44,9%
margin 16,4% La Spezia (LIGURIA - U02)
Stefania Pucciarelli · Centre-right · 40,0%
margin 8,2% Parma (EMILIA-ROMAGNA - U01)
Elena Murelli · Centre-right · 45,4%
margin 14,4% Modena (EMILIA-ROMAGNA - U02)
Vincenza Rando · Centre-left · 37,8%
margin 1,4% Bologna (EMILIA-ROMAGNA - U03)
Pier Ferdinando Casini · Centre-left · 40,1%
margin 7,7% Ravenna (EMILIA-ROMAGNA - U04)
Alberto Balboni · Centre-right · 42,1%
margin 7,4% Rimini (EMILIA-ROMAGNA - U05)
Marta Farolfi · Centre-right · 42,1%
margin 8,8% Arezzo (TOSCANA - U01)
Simona Petrucci · Centre-right · 42,0%
margin 9,4% Livorno (TOSCANA - U02)
Manfredi Potenti · Centre-right · 39,0%
margin 6,1% Prato (TOSCANA - U03)
Patrizio Giacomo La Pietra · Centre-right · 44,2%
margin 15,0% Firenze (TOSCANA - U04)
Ilaria Cucchi · Centre-left · 40,1%
margin 10,0% Perugia (UMBRIA - U01)
Francesco Zaffini · Centre-right · 45,8%
margin 18,2% Ascoli Piceno (MARCHE - U01)
Elena Leonardi · Centre-right · 49,0%
margin 26,5% Ancona (MARCHE - U02)
Antonio De Poli · Centre-right · 41,3%
margin 11,8% Viterbo (LAZIO - U01)
Claudio Durigon · Centre-right · 52,0%
margin 30,4% Roma: Municipio Xiv (LAZIO - U02)
Lavinia Mennuni · Centre-right · 36,3%
margin 3,1% Roma: Municipio V (LAZIO - U03)
Giulia Bongiorno · Centre-right · 39,7%
margin 10,0% Roma: Municipio Vii (LAZIO - U04)
Ester Mieli · Centre-right · 37,5%
margin 6,6% Guidonia Montecelio (LAZIO - U05)
Marco Silvestroni · Centre-right · 49,8%
margin 27,6% Latina (LAZIO - U06)
Claudio Fazzone · Centre-right · 54,3%
margin 35,9% Pescara (ABRUZZO - U01)
Guido Quintino Liris · Centre-right · 48,3%
margin 26,9% Campobasso (MOLISE - U01)
Claudio Lotito · Centre-right · 42,9%
margin 18,5% Caserta (CAMPANIA - U01)
Giovanna Petrenga · Centre-right · 37,7%
margin 2,7% Benevento (CAMPANIA - U02)
Giulia Cosenza · Centre-right · 35,7%
margin 8,8% Salerno (CAMPANIA - U03)
Antonio Iannone · Centre-right · 41,6%
margin 17,1% Napoli: Quartiere 19 - Fuorigrotta (CAMPANIA - U04)
Ada Lopreiato · Movimento 5 Stelle · 41,5%
margin 16,1% Giugliano in Campania (CAMPANIA - U05)
Maria Domenica Castellone · Movimento 5 Stelle · 44,9%
margin 15,6% Torre del Greco (CAMPANIA - U06)
Orfeo Mazzella · Movimento 5 Stelle · 35,2%
margin 0,8% Acerra (CAMPANIA - U07)
Raffaele De Rosa · Movimento 5 Stelle · 38,5%
margin 7,4% Foggia (PUGLIA - U01)
Anna Maria Fallucchi · Centre-right · 37,9%
margin 0,6% Andria (PUGLIA - U02)
Francesco Paolo Sisto · Centre-right · 43,5%
margin 17,5% Bari (PUGLIA - U03)
Filippo Melchiorre · Centre-right · 38,6%
margin 10,3% Taranto (PUGLIA - U04)
Vita Maria Nocco · Centre-right · 42,5%
margin 12,5% Lecce (PUGLIA - U05)
Roberto Marti · Centre-right · 44,1%
margin 20,0% Potenza (BASILICATA - U01)
Maria Elisabetta Alberti Casellati · Centre-right · 36,1%
margin 11,7% Corigliano-Rossano (CALABRIA - U01)
Ernesto Rapani · Centre-right · 38,1%
margin 2,5% Reggio di Calabria (CALABRIA - U02)
Clotilde Minasi · Centre-right · 44,7%
margin 20,6% Palermo: Quartiere 11 - Sette Cannoli (SICILIA - U01)
Dolores Bevilacqua · Movimento 5 Stelle · 34,1%
margin 2,3% Marsala (SICILIA - U02)
Raoul Russo · Centre-right · 39,1%
margin 12,3% Gela (SICILIA - U03)
Stefania Gabriella Anastasia Craxi · Centre-right · 37,6%
margin 7,4% Catania (SICILIA - U04)
Sebastiano Musumeci · Centre-right · 36,4%
margin 10,1% Siracusa (SICILIA - U05)
Salvatore Sallemi · Centre-right · 36,2%
margin 7,1% Messina (SICILIA - U06)
Dafne Musolino · Sud chiama Nord · 30,0%
margin 0,6% Cagliari (SARDEGNA - U01)
Antonella Zedda · Centre-right · 39,5%
margin 12,1% Sassari (SARDEGNA - U02)
Marcello Pera · Centre-right · 41,4%
margin 14,5% 74 single-member colleges, 2022 · colour: winning bloc, deeper = wider margin · ISTAT boundaries (CC BY 4.0) Regional presidents and the dates they were elected come from secondary sources.
Piemonte
Valle d'Aostaspecial
Lombardia
Veneto
Friuli-Venezia Giuliaspecial
Liguria
Emilia-Romagna
Toscana
Umbria
Marche
Lazio
Abruzzo
Campania
Puglia
Basilicata
Calabria
Siciliaspecial
Sardegnaspecial