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U03 Nuoro

Constituency
Sardegna
Turnout in 2022
50.6% of 299,591 electors
Multi-member district
Sardegna - P01
Comuni
161

One of the Chamber’s 147 single-member districts: three eighths of the seats are filled this way, the rest proportionally. How the Rosatellum turns votes into seats →

Elected in 2022

Barbara Polo

59,309 votes

Backed by: Fratelli d'Italia con Giorgia Meloni · Forza Italia · Lega per Salvini Premier · Noi Moderati/Lupi - Toti - Brugnaro - UDC

Won by 15.1 points over Michele Piras, a gap of 21,797 votes.

Everyone who stood in this district in 2022, by votes received.
Candidatevotes%
Barbara Polo59,30941%
Michele Piras37,51226%
Emiliano Fenu31,52521.8%
Stefano Coinu6,8044.7%
Roberto De Cicco3,1942.2%
Gian Franca Salvai3,0772.1%
Valeria Soru2,3601.6%
Stefano Pellegrino7660.5%

Source — all the sources this site uses: Ministero dell’Interno — Eligendo (elezionistorico.interno.gov.it) — opens in a new tab · Retrieved

Who is standing

The lists for the 2027 election have not been filed yet, so there is no candidate to show in this district.

They are filed between the thirty-fifth and the thirty-fourth day before polling day. Polling day is not fixed, so filing will fall between 11 October 2026 and 15 November 2027. Art. 20(1), d.P.R. 361/1957
The lists of candidates in the multi-member districts and the names of the candidates in the single-member districts must be filed, for each constituency, with the registry of the Court of Appeal or of the Tribunal of the regional capital, from 8am on the thirty-fifth day to 8pm on the thirty-fourth day before polling day.

When the Interior Ministry publishes the candidate files, this page will list who is standing for the single-member seat and the lists of the multi-member district, in the order they were filed.

Comuni in this district

  • Abbasanta
  • Aidomaggiore
  • Albagiara
  • Ales
  • Allai
  • Arborea
  • Ardauli
  • Aritzo
  • Arzana
  • Assolo
  • Asuni
  • Atzara
  • Austis
  • Baradili
  • Baratili San Pietro
  • Baressa
  • Bari Sardo
  • Bauladu
  • Baunei
  • Belvi'
  • Bidoni'
  • Birori
  • Bitti
  • Bolotana
  • Bonarcado
  • Boroneddu
  • Borore
  • Bortigali
  • Bosa
  • Busachi
  • Cabras
  • Cardedu
  • Cuglieri
  • Curcuris
  • Desulo
  • Dorgali
  • Dualchi
  • Elini
  • Flussio
  • Fonni
  • Fordongianus
  • Gadoni
  • Gairo
  • Galtelli'
  • Gavoi
  • Ghilarza
  • Girasole
  • Gonnoscodina
  • Gonnosno'
  • Gonnostramatza
  • Ilbono
  • Irgoli
  • Jerzu
  • Laconi
  • Lanusei
  • Lei
  • Loceri
  • Loculi
  • Lode'
  • Lodine
  • Lotzorai
  • Lula
  • Macomer
  • Magomadas
  • Mamoiada
  • Marrubiu
  • Masullas
  • Meana Sardo
  • Milis
  • Modolo
  • Mogorella
  • Mogoro
  • Montresta
  • Morgongiori
  • Narbolia
  • Neoneli
  • Noragugume
  • Norbello
  • Nughedu Santa Vittoria
  • Nuoro
  • Nurachi
  • Nureci
  • Oliena
  • Ollastra
  • Ollolai
  • Olzai
  • Onani'
  • Onifai
  • Oniferi
  • Orani
  • Orgosolo
  • Oristano
  • Orosei
  • Orotelli
  • Ortueri
  • Orune
  • Osidda
  • Osini
  • Ottana
  • Ovodda
  • Palmas Arborea
  • Pau
  • Paulilatino
  • Perdasdefogu
  • Pompu
  • Posada
  • Riola Sardo
  • Ruinas
  • Sagama
  • Samugheo
  • San Nicolo' d'Arcidano
  • San Vero Milis
  • Santa Giusta
  • Santu Lussurgiu
  • Sarule
  • Scano di Montiferro
  • Sedilo
  • Seneghe
  • Senis
  • Sennariolo
  • Siamaggiore
  • Siamanna
  • Siapiccia
  • Silanus
  • Simala
  • Simaxis
  • Sindia
  • Sini
  • Siniscola
  • Siris
  • Soddi'
  • Solarussa
  • Sorgono
  • Sorradile
  • Suni
  • Tadasuni
  • Talana
  • Terralba
  • Tertenia
  • Teti
  • Tiana
  • Tinnura
  • Tonara
  • Torpe'
  • Tortoli'
  • Tramatza
  • Tresnuraghes
  • Triei
  • Ula Tirso
  • Ulassai
  • Uras
  • Urzulei
  • Usellus
  • Ussassai
  • Villa Sant'Antonio
  • Villa Verde
  • Villagrande Strisaili
  • Villanova Truschedu
  • Villaurbana
  • Zeddiani
  • Zerfaliu

Source — all the sources this site uses: Ministero dell’Interno — Eligendo (elezionistorico.interno.gov.it) — opens in a new tab · Retrieved