About: 2019 Democratic Party (Italy) leadership election

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The 2019 Democratic Party leadership election was an open primary election held on 3 March 2019. The election was triggered by the resignation of Matteo Renzi on 12 March 2018, following the party's defeat at the 2018 general election. Vice Secretary Maurizio Martina was appointed Secretary in July 2018 by the National Assembly, but he resigned after few months to officially start the party's congress.

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  • The 2019 Democratic Party leadership election was an open primary election held on 3 March 2019. The election was triggered by the resignation of Matteo Renzi on 12 March 2018, following the party's defeat at the 2018 general election. Vice Secretary Maurizio Martina was appointed Secretary in July 2018 by the National Assembly, but he resigned after few months to officially start the party's congress. Six candidates were successfully nominated to stand in the Club's Conventions, held in January: Nicola Zingaretti, Maurizio Martina, Roberto Giachetti, Francesco Boccia, Dario Corallo and Maria Saladino. The first three candidates advanced to the open primary election scheduled in March, where Zingaretti won by a landslide getting more than 66% of votes. (en)
  • Une primaire du Parti démocrate se déroule en Italie le 3 mars 2019 pour désigner le nouveau secrétaire du parti politique. À la suite de la défaite du Parti démocrate lors des Élections générales italiennes de 2018, le secrétaire Matteo Renzi annonce sa démissions de la tête du parti. Le 12 mars 2018, la direction nationale décide de confier l'intérim au secrétaire adjoint du Parti Maurizio Martina, jusqu'à la convocation de l'assemblée nationale du Parti qui decidera si élire un nouveau secrétaire qui complète le mandat de Matteo Renzi ou bien proclamer sa propre dissolution et ordonner la tenue d'un nouveau congrès. Le 19 mai 2018 l'assemblée nationale du parti se réunit une première fois mais décide de ne pas encore se prononcer, en renvoyant la décision au 7 juillet 2018. Le 7 juillet 2018, Maurizio Martina est élu secrétaire du Parti démocrate avec seulement 7 voix contre et 13 abstenu sur plus de 1000 délégués composant l'assemblée nationale. Cependant Maurizio Martina affirme vouloir rester secrétaire seulement jusqu'au Forum du Parti qui se tiendra a Milan les 27 et 28 octobre 2018. Le 17 novembre 2018, l'assemblée nationale du parti est reconvoquée une troisième fois. Martina présente alors sa démissions et l'assemblée décide de prononcer sa propre dissolution et d'élire la commission nationale pour le congrès qui fixera la date du congrès au 3 mars 2019. Le 12 décembre 2018, jour de la déposition des candidatures, six personnes ont déposé leur candidature : Nicola Zingaretti, Maurizio Martina, Roberto Giachetti, Francesco Boccia, Maria Saladino et Dario Corallo, mais seuls les trois premiers sont retenus. (fr)
  • Le elezioni primarie del Partito Democratico del 2019 si sono svolte domenica 3 marzo, per individuare il segretario nazionale e i membri dell'assemblea nazionale del Partito Democratico. La consultazione ha seguito di poco meno di due anni le elezioni primarie del 2017, che avevano rieletto Matteo Renzi alla segreteria del partito. Questa consultazione con il 66% elegge Nicola Zingaretti come nuovo Segretario, che tuttavia, nel 2021, si dimetterà, non rispettando la scadenza naturale del mandato. (it)
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  • ;Former Prime Ministers ;Former Ministers *Maria Elena Boschi — former Minister for Constitutional Reforms and Parliamentary Relations ; former Secretary of the Council ; Member of the Chamber of Deputies ;Deputies , Anna Ascani, Luigi Marattin ;Senators ;Members of the European Parliament ;Presidents of Regions ;Mayors ;Mayors ;Other politicians , Sandro Gozi ;Non-political personalities ;Organizations and platforms (en)
  • ;Former Prime Ministers ;Former Ministers *Carlo Calenda — former Minister of Economic Development ; former Permanent Representative of Italy to the European Union *Paolo De Castro — Member of the European Parliament ; Member of the Senate of the Republic ; former Minister of Agriculture ; Member of the Chamber of Deputies *Valeria Fedeli — former Minister of Education, Universities and Research ; Member of the Senate of the Republic *Giuseppe Fioroni — former Minister of Public Instruction ; Member of the Chamber of Deputies ; Mayor of Viterbo ;Deputies *Ettore Rosato — Vicepresident of the Chamber of Deputies ; Member of the Chamber of Deputies Anna Ascani,, , Emanuele Fiano, Lorenzo Guerini, Gennaro Migliore, Alessia Morani, ;Senators *Andrea Marcucci — Democratic Party group leader in the Senate of the Republic ; Member of the Senate of the Republic ; Member of the Chamber of Deputies , Gianni Pittella ;(Former) , ;Members of the European Parliament ;Presidents of Regions *Vincenzo De Luca — President of Campania ; Mayor of Salerno ; Member of the Chamber of Deputies *Catiuscia Marini — President of Umbria ; Member of the European Parliament ; Mayor of Todi ;Mayors *Marco Alessandrini — Mayor of Pescara *Matteo Biffoni — Mayor of Prato *Virginio Brivio — Mayor of Lecco *Romano Carancini — Mayor of Macerata *Fulvio Centoz — Mayor of Aosta ; Mayor of Rhêmes-Notre-Dame *Antonio Decaro — President of ; Mayor of Bari ; Member of the Chamber of Deputies *Giuseppe Falcomatà — Mayor of Reggio Calabria *Maura Forte — Mayor of Vercelli *Giorgio Gori — Mayor of Bergamo *Valeria Mancinelli — Mayor of Ancona *Silvia Marchionini — Mayor of Verbania *Vincenzo Napoli — Mayor of Salerno *Dario Nardella — Mayor of Florence *Mattia Palazzi — Mayor of Mantua *Matteo Ricci — Mayor of Pesaro ; Vice President of the Democratic Party ; President of the Province of Pesaro and Urbino ;Mayors Giancarlo Acerbi, Pietro Amitrano, Vincenzo Ascione, Angela Bagni, Sergio Batino, Giuseppe Bencivenga, Rodolfo Bertoli, Cristian Betti, Ciro Bonajuto, Saverio Bosco, Mario Bruno, Giuseppe Canfora, Giorgio Cangiano, Pino Capalbo, Santo Caruso, Claudio Castello, Andrea Cereser, Giuseppe Cirillo, Rosalba Piera Colombo, Isabella Conti, Adamo Coppola, Alberto Crisianini, Francesco Del Deo, Marco Antonio Del Prete, Antonino Di Fuardo, Sergio Di Raimo, Enzo Ferrandino, Francesco Fiordomo, Filippo Frittelli, Pasquale Fuccio, Vittorio Gabbanini, Enrico Ioculano, Samuele Lippi, Maurilio Longhin, Vincenzo Magra, Giacomo Mangoni, Dario Mantovani, Marco Mazzanti, Francesco Menna, Paolo Micheli, Francesco Miglio, Rocchino Muliere, Sebastian Nicoli, Fabrizio Pagani, Maria Rosa Pavanello, Massimiliano Pescini, Alberto Polo, Massimiliano Presciutti, Stefania Proietti, Simone Pugnaloni, Rosaria Punzo, Santi Rando, Aurelio Russo, Dimitri Russo, Antonio Sabino, Angelo Sbrocca, Clara Scapin, Alessio Spinelli, Palmiro Ucchielli, Francesca Valenti, Gianfranco Valiante, Franco Zaccaria, Ermanno Zacchetti, Giorgio Zinno. ;Other politicians Fabiano Amati, Nicola Irto, Marco Leonardi, , Pietro Mannoni, Mino Mortaruolo, Marcella Zappaterra ;Non-political personalities , philosopher and historian ;Organizations and platforms (en)
  • ;Former Prime Ministers ;Former Ministers *Graziano Delrio — Democratic Party group leader in the Chamber of Deputies ; Member of the Chamber of Deputies ; former Minister of Infrastructures and Transports ; former Secretary of the Council of Ministers ; former Minister of Regional Affairs and Autonomies ; Mayor of Reggio Emilia *Valeria Fedeli — former Minister of Education, Universities and Research ; Member of the Senate of the Republic *Luca Lotti — former Minister for Sport ; Member of the Chamber of Deputies ;Deputies ,, , Emanuele Fiano, Lorenzo Guerini, Matteo Orfini, , Ettore Rosato, Debora Serracchiani, ;Senators , Andrea Marcucci, , Matteo Richetti ;Members of the European Parliament ;Presidents of Regions *Vincenzo De Luca — President of Campania ; Mayor of Salerno ; Member of the Chamber of Deputies ;Mayors ;Other politicians Maria Saladino ;Non-political personalities Mauro Berruto ;Organizations and platforms * Young Democrats of the Province of Salerno (en)
  • ;Former Prime Ministers *Massimo D'Alema — former Prime Minister ; former Deputy Prime Minister of Italy ; former Minister of Foreign Affairs ; former President of the Democrats of the Left ; former Secretary of the Democrats of the Left ; former Secretary of the Democratic Party of the Left *Paolo Gentiloni — former Prime Minister ; former Minister of Foreign Affairs ; former Minister of Communications ; Member of the Chamber of Deputies *Enrico Letta — former Prime Minister ; former Secretary of the Council of Ministers of Italy ; former Minister of Industry, Commerce and Craftmanship ; former Minister for the Community Policies ; former Deputy Secretary of the Democratic Party *Romano Prodi — former Prime Minister ; former Minister of Industry, Commerce and Craftmanship ; former President of the European Commission ; former President of the Democratic Party ;Former Ministers *Rosy Bindi — former Minister of Health ; former Minister for Family ; former member of the Chamber of Deputies *Cesare Damiano — former Minister of Labour and Social Policies ; former member of the Chamber of Deputies *Piero Fassino — former Minister of Justice ; former Mayor of Turin ; Member of the Chamber of Deputies *Dario Franceschini — former Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities ; former Minister for Parliamentary Relations ; former Secretary of the Democratic Party ; Member of the Chamber of Deputies *Marianna Madia — former Minister of Public Administration (en)
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  • Le elezioni primarie del Partito Democratico del 2019 si sono svolte domenica 3 marzo, per individuare il segretario nazionale e i membri dell'assemblea nazionale del Partito Democratico. La consultazione ha seguito di poco meno di due anni le elezioni primarie del 2017, che avevano rieletto Matteo Renzi alla segreteria del partito. Questa consultazione con il 66% elegge Nicola Zingaretti come nuovo Segretario, che tuttavia, nel 2021, si dimetterà, non rispettando la scadenza naturale del mandato. (it)
  • The 2019 Democratic Party leadership election was an open primary election held on 3 March 2019. The election was triggered by the resignation of Matteo Renzi on 12 March 2018, following the party's defeat at the 2018 general election. Vice Secretary Maurizio Martina was appointed Secretary in July 2018 by the National Assembly, but he resigned after few months to officially start the party's congress. (en)
  • Une primaire du Parti démocrate se déroule en Italie le 3 mars 2019 pour désigner le nouveau secrétaire du parti politique. À la suite de la défaite du Parti démocrate lors des Élections générales italiennes de 2018, le secrétaire Matteo Renzi annonce sa démissions de la tête du parti. Le 19 mai 2018 l'assemblée nationale du parti se réunit une première fois mais décide de ne pas encore se prononcer, en renvoyant la décision au 7 juillet 2018. (fr)
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  • Primaire du Parti démocrate (Italie) de 2019 (fr)
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