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Italian general election, 2008 (Lombardy)

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62 (H) 30 (S)
  
32 (H) 17 (S)

3,387,180
  
1,972,981

+6.1%
  
+3.4%

+15
  
-19

55.1%
  
32.1%

Start date
  
April 13, 2008

50 & 27 seats 49.0%, total 57.0%
  
48 & 20 seats 28.7%, total 43.1%

The Italian general election of 2008 took place on 13–14 April 2008.

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The election was won in Lombardy by the centre-right coalition between The People of Freedom and Lega Nord, as it happened at the national level. The People of Freedom was the largest party in the election with 33.5%, ahead of the Democratic Party (28.1%) and Lega Nord (21.6%).

Chamber of Deputies

Source: Ministry of the Interior

Source: Ministry of the Interior

Lombardy 1 (Milano-Monza)

The People of Freedom
  • Ignazio La Russa
  • Stefania Craxi
  • Gianfranco Rotondi
  • Andrea Ronchi
  • Mario Valducci
  • Paolo Romani
  • Maurizio Lupi
  • Luigi Casero
  • Francesco Colucci
  • Gaetano Pecorella
  • Paola Frassinetti
  • Valentina Aprea
  • Mariella Bocciardo
  • Elena Centemero
  • Riccardo De Corato
  • Giorgio Stracquadanio
    • Democratic Party
  • Matteo Colaninno
  • Linda Lanzillotta
  • Barbara Pollastrini
  • Emilio Quartiani
  • Enrico Farinone
  • Furio Colombo
  • Emilia De Biasi
  • Emanuele Fiano
  • Vinicio Peluffo
  • Alessia Mosca
  • Roberto Zaccaria
  • Lino Duilio
  • Pierluigi Mantini
    • Lega Nord
  • Umberto Bossi
  • Giancarlo Giorgetti
  • Ettore Pirovano (replaced by Fabio Meroni on 21 December 2011)
  • Paolo Grimoldi
  • Matteo Salvini (replaced by Marco Desiderati on 13 July 2009)
  • Giacomo Chiappori
  • Claudio D'Amico
  • Laura Molteni
    • Italy of Values
  • Gabriele Cimadoro
  • Anita Di Giuseppe
    • Union of the Centre
  • Bruno Tabacci

    • Lombardy 2 (Bergamo-Brescia-Como-Sondrio-Varese-Lecco)

    The People of Freedom
  • Giulio Tremonti
  • Mariastella Gelmini
  • Raffaello Vignali
  • Mirko Tremaglia (replaced by Luigi Fabbri on 10 January 2012)
  • Gregorio Fontana
  • Stefano Saglia
  • Antonio Palmieri
  • Adriano Paroli (replaced by Marco Airaghi on 1 February 2012)
  • Laura Ravetto
  • Viviana Beccalossi
  • Giuseppe Romele
  • Giorgio Jannone
  • Massimo Maria Berruti
  • Antonio Angelucci
  • Renato Farina
    • Lega Nord
  • Roberto Maroni
  • Giacomo Stucchi
  • Davide Caparini
  • Marco Reguzzoni
  • Daniele Molgora
  • Nicola Molteni
  • Marco Rondini
  • Carolina Lussana
  • Silvana Comaroli
  • Jonny Crosio
  • Pierguido Vanalli
  • Erica Rivolta
  • Raffaele Volpi
  • Nunziante Consiglio
    • Democratic Party
  • Enrico Letta
  • Paolo Corsini
  • Paola Binetti
  • Antonio Misiani
  • Daniele Marantelli
  • Giovanni Sanga
  • Lucia Codurelli
  • Renzo Lusetti
  • Pierangelo Ferrari
  • Chiara Braga
    • Union of the Centre
  • Savino Pezzotta
  • Luca Volontè
    • Italy of Values
  • Sergio Piffari
  • Ivan Rota

    • Lombardy 3 (Cremona-Mantova-Pavia-Lodi)

    The People of Freedom
  • Gian Carlo Abelli
  • Massimo Corsaro
  • Maurizio Bernardo
  • Chiara Moroni
  • Andrea Orsini
  • Carlo Nola
    • Democratic Party
  • Antonello Soro
  • Luciano Pizzetti
  • Maurizio Turco
  • Angelo Zucchi
  • Marco Carra
    • Lega Nord
  • Andrea Gibelli (replaced by Marco Maggioni on 18 May 2010)
  • Giovanni Fava
  • Alberto Torazzi
    • Union of the Centre
  • Anna Formisano (replaced by Pietro Marcazzan on 16 September 2010)

    • The People of Freedom

  • Roberto Formigoni (replaced by Riccardo Conti on 4 June 2008)
  • Alfredo Mantica
  • Ombretta Colli
  • Guido Possa
  • Alessio Butti
  • Giampiero Cantoni
  • Marcello Dell'Utri
  • Mario Mantovani
  • Romano Comincioli (replaced by Antonio Del Pennino on 21 June 2011)
  • Antonino Caruso
  • Luigi Scotti (replaced by Alessandra Gallone on 9 December 2008)
  • Antonio Tomassini
  • Giancarlo Serafini
  • Giuseppe Valditara
  • Giacomo Caliendo
  • Salvatore Sciascia
  • Valerio Carrara
  • Alfredo Messina
  • Pierfrancesco Gamba

    • Democratic Party

  • Umberto Veronesi (replaced by Francesco Monaco on 23 February 2011)
  • Mauro Ceruti
  • Pietro Ichino
  • Emanuela Baio
  • Gerardo D'Ambrosio
  • Daniele Bosone
  • Fiorenza Bassoli
  • Tiziano Treu
  • Luigi Vimercati
  • Antonio Rusconi
  • Guido Galperti
  • Cinzia Fontana
  • Giorgio Roilo
  • Paolo Rossi
  • Marilena Adamo

    • Lega Nord

  • Roberto Calderoli
  • Giuseppe Leoni
  • Rosi Mauro
  • Massimo Garavaglia
  • Cesarino Monti
  • Roberto Mura
  • Sandro Mazzatorta
  • Lorenzo Bodega
  • Fabio Rizzi
  • Armando Valli
  • Irene Aderenti

    • Italy of Values

  • Giuliana Carlino
  • Giuseppe Astore

    • References

    Italian general election, 2008 (Lombardy) Wikipedia
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