Where to vote in Milano
In Milano the district depends on where in the city you live: it is divided between several single-member districts, in both chambers.
The correspondence is by zone rather than by street: if you do not know which zone you are in, the district you vote in is printed on your electoral card, together with your polling-station number.
Find your district
Filters the table below. Searches the zone name and the district code; accents do not matter.
Cannot find your zone? The district is printed on your electoral card
Zone boundaries: Comune di Milano — Open Data (ds61, NIL) — licence: CC BY 4.0.
Electoral districts
Single-member district — Chamber
Single-member district — Senate
Source — all the sources this site uses: Ministero dell’Interno — Eligendo (elezionistorico.interno.gov.it) — opens in a new tab · Retrieved
Turnout in 2022
68.3% — 648,040 voters of 948,157 registered
Milano is divided between 3 single-member districts, each holding its own share of the electorate: this is the whole city added up, and it is not the figure for any one of its districts.
Chamber ballot figures: since 2021 both chambers are elected by the same electorate.
Source — all the sources this site uses: Ministero dell’Interno — Eligendo (elezionistorico.interno.gov.it) — opens in a new tab · Retrieved
Who won the Chamber seat here in 2022
District Lombardia 1 U07 (Milano: Nil 20 - Loreto)
Bruno Tabacci — 79,142 votes
Backed by: Partito Democratico - Italia Democratica e Progressista · Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra · +Europa · Impegno Civico Luigi di Maio - Centro Democratico
District Lombardia 1 U08 (Milano: Nil 58 - Bande Nere)
Cristina Rossello — 71,218 votes
Backed by: Fratelli d'Italia con Giorgia Meloni · Lega per Salvini Premier · Forza Italia · Noi Moderati/Lupi - Toti - Brugnaro - UDC
District Lombardia 1 U09 (Milano: Nil 21 - Buenos Aires - Venezia)
Benedetto Della Vedova — 89,267 votes
Backed by: Partito Democratico - Italia Democratica e Progressista · +Europa · Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra · Impegno Civico Luigi di Maio - Centro Democratico
Source — all the sources this site uses: Ministero dell’Interno — Eligendo (elezionistorico.interno.gov.it) — opens in a new tab · Retrieved
Who won the Senate seat here in 2022
District Lombardia U03 (Milano: Nil 21 - Buenos Aires - Venezia)
Antonio Misiani — 213,303 votes
District Lombardia U04 (Sesto San Giovanni)
Isabella Rauti — 231,337 votes
Votes are those cast in the Senate single-member district, counted by the ministry comune by comune.
Source — all the sources this site uses: Senato della Repubblica — Dati aperti (dati.senato.it) — opens in a new tab · Retrieved
Practical questions
Which electoral district does Milano vote in?
In Milano the single-member district depends on which municipio or quartiere you live in: the city is divided between 3 Chamber districts and 2 Senate districts. The “Find your district” table on this page says which district each zone belongs to; the same information is printed on your electoral card.
What do you need in order to vote in Milano?
A valid identity document and your electoral card. If the card is full or lost, a duplicate is issued by the electoral office of the Comune di Milano, which opens for extended hours in the days before the vote and stays open while polls are open.
How do you find your polling station in Milano?
Your polling-station number and address are printed on your electoral card. The Comune di Milano publishes the list of polling stations before each election; the assignment follows your registered address, not the district.
When is the 2027 election?
No decree has fixed the date yet. By law the vote must fall on a Sunday, no earlier than 15 November 2026 and no later than 19 December 2027.
Source — all the sources this site uses: Interior Ministry — how voting works (dait.interno.gov.it) — opens in a new tab