1979 Italian Senate election in Lombardy
Constituencies
No senator obtained a direct mandate. Please remember that the electoral system was, in the other cases, a form of proportional representation and not a FPTP race: so candidates winning with a simple plurality could have (and usually had) a candidate (usually a Christian democrat) with more votes in their constituency.

1979 Italian Senate election in Lombardy

Section Title: Constituencies
Table Section Text: No senator obtained a direct mandate. Please remember that the electoral system was, in the other cases, a form of proportional representation and not a FPTP race: so candidates winning with a simple plurality could have (and usually had) a candidate (usually a Christian democrat) with more votes in their constituency.

N°	Constituency	Elected	Party	Votes %	Others

1	Bergamo	Angelo Castelli	Christian Democracy	54.8%

2	Clusone	Enzo Berlanda	Christian Democracy	62.1%

3	Treviglio	Vincenzo Bombardieri	Christian Democracy	55.7%

4	Brescia	Mino Martinazzoli Gino Torri	Christian Democracy Italian Communist Party	44.9% 28.3%

5	Breno	Giacomo Mazzoli	Christian Democracy	54.2%

6	Chiari	Mario Pedini	Christian Democracy	56.6%

7	Salò	Fabiano De Zan Egidio Ariosto	Christian Democracy Italian Democratic Socialist Party	48.0% 6.5%

8	Como	Luciano Forni Gianfranco Conti Persini	Christian Democracy Italian Democratic Socialist Party	42.0% 8.9%

9	Lecco	Tommaso Morlino	Christian Democracy	49.6%

10	Cantù	Luigi Granelli	Christian Democracy	47.5%

11	Cremona	Vincenzo Vernaschi Renzo Antoniazzi	Christian Democracy Italian Communist Party	39.6% 36.6%

12	Crema	Ferdinando Truzzi Maurizio Noci	Christian Democracy Italian Socialist Party	48.4% 13.2%

13	Mantua	Carlo Grazioli Giuseppe Chiarante Gino Scevarolli	Christian Democracy Italian Communist Party Italian Socialist Party	36.7% 35.0% 13.4%

14	Ostiglia	Agostino Zavattini Enrico Novellini	Italian Communist Party Italian Socialist Party	42.7% 14.9%

15	Milan 1	Libero Mazza Giovanni Malagodi	Christian Democracy Italian Liberal Party	37.2% 9.7%

16	Milan 2	Giorgio Pisanò Gianfranco Spadaccia	Italian Social Movement Radical Party	7.3% 6.0%

17	Milan 3	None elected

18	Milan 4	Giovanni Spadolini	Italian Republican Party	7.9%

19	Milan 5	Mario Venanzi	Italian Communist Party	32.1%

20	Milan 6	Marina Rossanda Rino Formica	Italian Communist Party Italian Socialist Party	33.7% 13.8%

21	Abbiategrasso	Ada Valeria Ruhl	Italian Communist Party	35.7%	Ambrogio Colombo (DC) 36.3%

22	Rho	Giorgio Milani	Italian Communist Party	37.7%	Vincenzo La Russa (DC) 34.6%

23	Monza	Vittorino Colombo Libero Riccardelli	Christian Democracy Italian Communist Party (Gsi)	39.9% 30.9%

24	Vimercate	Giovanni Marcora Angelo Romanò	Christian Democracy Italian Communist Party (Gsi)	42.2% 31.8%

25	Lodi	Camillo Ripamonti Rodolfo Bollini	Christian Democracy Italian Communist Party	38.9% 38.1%

26	Pavia	Armelino Milani	Italian Communist Party	37.7%	Angelo Cordara (DC) 34.1%

27	Voghera	Carlo Lavezzari Giovanni Bellinzona	Christian Democracy Italian Communist Party	37.4% 34.0%

28	Vigevano	Armando Cossutta	Italian Communist Party	43.2%

29	Sondrio	Eugenio Tarabini Libero Della Briotta	Christian Democracy Italian Socialist Party	51.5% 17.3%

30	Varese	Aristide Marchetti Modesto Merzario Attilio Spozio	Christian Democracy Italian Communist Party Italian Socialist Party	39.0% 28.1% 13.7%

31	Busto Arsizio	Gian Pietro Rossi	Christian Democracy	42.4%

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Angelo Cordara had 34.1% for Pavia.

final_sentence: Angelo Cordara had 34.1% for Pavia.