Italian general election, 2018

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All 630 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and 315 (out of 321) seats in the Senate of the Republic
Opinion polls
Turnout
Leader Matteo Salvini Luigi Di Maio Matteo Renzi Party League Five Star Movement Democratic Party Alliance Centre-right coalition None Centre-left coalition Leader since 15 December 2013 23 September 2017 7 May 2017[a] Leader's seat Calabria (S)[b] Acerra (C)[4] Florence (S)[2] Seats won 265 C / 137 S 227 C / 112 S 122 C / 60 S Seat change  138 C / 20 S  114 C / 58 S  227 C / 65 S Popular vote 12,164,732 (C) 11,340,602 (S) 10,743,566 (C) 9,745,068 (S) 7,512,243 (C) 6,960,318 (S) Percentage 37.0% (C) 37.5% (S) 32.7% (C) 32.2% (S) 22.9% (C) 23.0% (S)
Leader
Party
Alliance
Leader since
Leader's seat
Seats won
Seat change
Popular vote
Percentage
Election results maps for the Chamber of Deputies (on the left) and for the Senate of the Republic (on the right). The colors identify the coalition which received the most votes in each electoral constituency. Blue the Centre-right coalition, Yellow the Five Star Movement, Red denotes Centre-left coalition, Light Blue the Aosta Valley regional coalition, and Grey is the South Tyrol regional coalition.
Prime Minister before election Paolo Gentiloni Democratic Party Elected Prime Minister TBD
Prime Minister before election Paolo Gentiloni Democratic Party

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All 630 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and 315 (out of 321) seats in the Senate of the Republic  
Opinion polls  
72.93%[1]  
Leader Matteo Salvini Luigi Di Maio Matteo Renzi Party League Five Star Movement Democratic Party Alliance Centre-right coalition None Centre-left coalition Leader since 15 December 2013 23 September 2017 7 May 2017[a] Leader's seat Calabria (S)[b] Acerra (C)[4] Florence (S)[2] Seats won 265 C / 137 S 227 C / 112 S 122 C / 60 S Seat change  138 C / 20 S  114 C / 58 S  227 C / 65 S Popular vote 12,164,732 (C) 11,340,602 (S) 10,743,566 (C) 9,745,068 (S) 7,512,243 (C) 6,960,318 (S) Percentage 37.0% (C) 37.5% (S) 32.7% (C) 32.2% (S) 22.9% (C) 23.0% (S)  
  
Matteo Salvini Luigi Di Maio Matteo Renzi
League Five Star Movement Democratic Party
Centre-right coalition None Centre-left coalition
15 December 2013 23 September 2017 7 May 2017[a]
Calabria (S)[b] Acerra (C)[4] Florence (S)[2]
265 C / 137 S 227 C / 112 S 122 C / 60 S
138 C / 20 S 114 C / 58 S 227 C / 65 S
12,164,732 (C) 11,340,602 (S) 10,743,566 (C) 9,745,068 (S) 7,512,243 (C) 6,960,318 (S)
37.0% (C) 37.5% (S) 32.7% (C) 32.2% (S) 22.9% (C) 23.0% (S)
Election results maps for the Chamber of Deputies (on the left) and for the Senate of the Republic (on the right). The colors identify the coalition which received the most votes in each electoral constituency. Blue the Centre-right coalition, Yellow the Five Star Movement, Red denotes Centre-left coalition, Light Blue the Aosta Valley regional coalition, and Grey is the South Tyrol regional coalition.  
Prime Minister before election Paolo Gentiloni Democratic Party Elected Prime Minister TBD  
Elected Prime Minister TBD  

Questions about this table:
originalText: who is new prime minister of italy 2018
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