the deputy Luis Roberto Lorenzato (Lega) was the winner of the poll carried out by Italianismo to find out who voters intend to vote for in the September 25 elections as their representative in the Italian Parliament.
He came in first place with 25,33% of internet users' votes, more than double the preference for the second most remembered name, Stephania Puton, who had 12,36%.
Next, the most voted were Fabio Porta (11,05%), Renata Bueno (9,14%), Daniel Taddone (8,50%), Luis Molossi (5,81%), Fausto Longo (4,98%), Walter Petruzziello (2,84%), Luciana Laspro (2,63%) and Wálter Fanganiello (2,84%). Finally, 14,52% of internet users clicked on “none of the options”.
The survey was available for Internet users to participate in. home of Italianismo between the 22nd and 26th of July and received a total of 5097 votes.
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It is worth remembering that the names were suggested by Italianism based on their performance and influence in the Italian-Brazilian community and the results are not official.
Some have already decided that they will not be candidates, such as second place in the poll, Stephania Puton, as well as Daniel Taddone and Walter Petruzziello.
The current deputy Fausto Longo (Democratic Party) will not be a candidate for a new term and the senator Fabio Porta (Democratic Party) has not yet decided whether it will run for a seat in the Chamber of Deputies or the Italian Senate.
Moreover, Andrea Matarazzo, from the Italian Socialist Party, former Brazilian ambassador to Italy and candidate for mayor of São Paulo in 2020, confirmed that he intends to run for a seat in the Italian Parliament.
Early elections
The elections for the Italian Parliament, initially scheduled for March 2023, were brought forward to September 25 after the resignation of Prime Minister Mario Draghi.
The political reform approved in 2020 reduced the number of representatives from abroad in Italy's Parliament from 18 (12 deputies and six senators) to 12 (eight deputies and four senators).
Of this total, the South American constituency will be entitled to two deputies and one senator.
