
Partito Democratico - Italia Democratica e Progressista
- Party leader
- Enrico Letta
- Filed by
- Enrico Letta · Mandante
Where it stands today
21.2%average of 23 polls, the most recent finishing on 21 September 2026
2th of the 12 parties polled · +2.1 points on 2022
Source — all the sources this site uses: Presidenza del Consiglio dei ministri — Dipartimento per l’informazione e l’editoria (sondaggipoliticoelettorali.it) — opens in a new tab · Retrieved
Electoral manifesto
Electoral manifesto →PDF on the Interior Ministry’s website · 24 pages
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Can a machine read it?
No: the file is a scan of printed pages. A screen reader cannot read it and nothing can search inside the PDF; the text you find here was read off the images by machine.
Why the manifestos are photographs, and how we made them searchable →
Source — all the sources this site uses: Ministero dell’Interno — Elezioni trasparenti (dait.interno.gov.it) — opens in a new tab · Retrieved
What the manifesto says, subject by subject
This manifesto is a scan of printed sheets: the text below was read by machine and may contain errors. The ministry’s PDF is the only authentic version.
- Europe
Page 7 of the PDFa L'Unione europea è insostituibile, ma è una costruzione fragile, spesso bloccata dalla politica dei veti incrociati degli Stati membri. Per questo va riformata e resa all'altezza delle aspettative e dei bisogni dei suoi cittadini. L'attuale architettura istituzionale europea limita l’azione dell'Unione in settori determinanti quali energia, difesa, politica estera, salute, immigrazione, politiche sociali. È tempo di una riforma dei Trattati che permetta un salto in avanti istituzionale (a partire dall'abolizione del diritto di veto) per rendere l'UE vera potenza di valori nel mondo di oggi e, soprattutto, di domani.
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Symbol, statute and transparency filings
Registered symbol: open the ministry’s original →
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In Parliament
A parliamentary group and a filed symbol are different things: a group forms after the vote and can change during the legislature.
The Chamber and the Senate are elected on the same day under the same law, and this page carries the same information for each: choose which one to look at.
In the Chamber 69 deputies
The deputies sitting today who entered the Chamber for this party: those elected on 25 September 2022 who are still there, plus anyone who has since taken a seat from the same list.
Since then 7 have moved to another group, according to the Chamber’s own open data.
- Vincenzo Amendola · Basilicata
- Anna Ascani · Umbria
- Ouidad Bakkali · Emilia-Romagna
- Anthony Emanuele Barbagallo · Sicilia 2
- Mauro Berruto · Piemonte 1
- Laura Boldrini · Toscana
- Simona Bonafe' · Toscana
- Chiara Braga · Lombardia 2
- Nicola Care' · Africa Asia Oceania Antartide
- Andrea Casu · Lazio 1
- Paolo Ciani · Lazio 1
- Giovanni Cuperlo · Lombardia 1
- Augusto Curti · Marche
- Luciano D'Alfonso · Abruzzo
- Piero De Luca · Campania 2
- Andrea De Maria · Emilia-Romagna
- Paola De Micheli · Emilia-Romagna
- Michela Di Biase · Lazio 1
- Christian Diego Di Sanzo · America Settentrionale e Centrale
- Piero Franco Fassino · Veneto 1
- Sara Ferrari · Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol
- Rosanna Filippin · Veneto 2
- Antonella Forattini · Lombardia 4
- Federico Fornaro · Piemonte 2
- Emiliano Fossi · Toscana
- Marco Furfaro · Toscana
- Valentina Ghio · Liguria
- Federico Gianassi · Toscana
- Gian Antonio Girelli · Lombardia 3
- Andrea Gnassi · Emilia-Romagna
- Stefano Graziano · Campania 2
- Chiara Gribaudo · Piemonte 2
- Lorenzo Guerini · Lombardia 4
- Maria Cecilia Guerra · Piemonte 1
- Giovanna Iacono · Sicilia 1
- Marco Lacarra · Puglia
- Bachisio Silvio Lai · Sardegna
- Mauro Antonio Donato Laus · Piemonte 1
- Maria Anna Madia · Lazio 2
- Ilenia Malavasi · Emilia-Romagna
- Claudio Mancini · Lazio 1
- Irene Manzi · Marche
- Maria Stefania Marino · Sicilia 2
- Matteo Mauri · Lombardia 1
- Virginio Merola · Emilia-Romagna
- Roberto Morassut · Lazio 1
- Matteo Orfini · Lazio 2
- Alberto Pandolfo · Liguria
- Vinicio Giuseppe Guido Peluffo · Lombardia 3
- Fabio Porta · America Meridionale
- Patrizia Prestipino · Lazio 1
- Giuseppe Luciano Calogero Provenzano · Sicilia 1
- Lia Quartapelle Procopio · Lombardia 1
- Toni Ricciardi · Europa
- Silvia Roggiani · Lombardia 1
- Nadia Romeo · Veneto 2
- Andrea Rossi · Emilia-Romagna
- Marco Sarracino · Campania 1
- Rachele Scarpa · Veneto 1
- Elena Ethel Schlein · Emilia-Romagna
- Arturo Scotto · Toscana
- Debora Serracchiani · Friuli-Venezia Giulia
- Marco Simiani · Toscana
- Roberto Speranza · Campania 1
- Claudio Michele Stefanazzi · Puglia
- Nicola Stumpo · Calabria
- Bruno Tabacci · Lombardia 1
- Stefano Vaccari · Emilia-Romagna
- Francesca Viggiano · Puglia
The names, the groups and the constituencies come from the Chamber’s own open data; the single-member districts and the votes cast in them, from the Interior Ministry’s. Exactly one thing here is still tier 3, and it is marked where it appears: the party of a deputy who won a single-member district, which no official source records — the ministry records the coalition that backed them. Wikipedia is also where the party attributed to 8 of these 69 seats comes from: in the single-member districts the ministry records the lists that backed a candidate, never the candidate’s own party.
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In the Senate 36 senators
The senators sitting today. The Senate publishes its groups as open data, so this side is official.
They sit in the Partito Democratico - Italia Democratica e Progressista group.
- Alessandro Alfieri · Lombardia
- Lorenzo Basso · Liguria
- Alfredo Bazoli · Lombardia
- Francesco Boccia · Puglia
- Susanna Lina Giulia Camusso · Campania
- Pier Ferdinando Casini · Emilia-Romagna
- Andrea Crisanti · Europa
- Cecilia D'Elia · Lazio
- Graziano Delrio · Emilia-Romagna
- Michele Fina · Abruzzo
- Silvio Franceschelli · Toscana
- Dario Franceschini · Campania
- Francesco Giacobbe · Africa Asia Oceania Antartide
- Andrea Giorgis · Piemonte
- Nicola Irto · Calabria
- Francesca La Marca · America Settentrionale e Centrale
- Beatrice Lorenzin · Veneto
- Alberto Losacco · Marche
- Simona Flavia Malpezzi · Lombardia
- Daniele Manca · Emilia-Romagna
- Andrea Martella · Veneto
- Marco Meloni · Sardegna
- Franco Mirabelli · Lombardia
- Antonio Misiani · Lombardia
- Antonio Nicita · Sicilia
- Dario Parrini · Toscana
- Vincenza Rando · Emilia-Romagna
- Tatjana Rojc · Friuli-Venezia Giulia
- Anna Rossomando · Piemonte
- Filippo Sensi · Lazio
- Cristina Tajani · Lombardia
- Valeria Valente · Puglia
- Francesco Verducci · Piemonte
- Walter Verini · Umbria
- Ylenia Zambito · Toscana
- Sandra Zampa · Emilia-Romagna
Source — all the sources this site uses: Senato della Repubblica — Dati aperti (dati.senato.it) — opens in a new tab · Retrieved
The 2022 Chamber result
- Votes
- 5,358,462
- Share
- 19.1%
- Rank
- 2 / 23
List votes in the proportional part, election of 25 September 2022.
Where the vote was
The national share is an average: in 2022 this list ran from 30.7% in Emilia-Romagna - P02 down to 9.6% in Sicilia 2 - P02. There are 49 multi-member districts.
- Strongest district
- Emilia-Romagna - P02
- Weakest district
- Sicilia 2 - P02
Source — all the sources this site uses: Ministero dell’Interno — Eligendo (elezionistorico.interno.gov.it) — opens in a new tab · Retrieved
The 2022 Senate result
- Votes
- 5,228,860
- Share
- 19.0%
- Rank
- 2 / 22
List votes in the proportional part, 25 September 2022. The percentage is computed over valid list votes in the 18 regions that hold a list vote: Valle d’Aosta and Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol elect senators only in single-member districts, so they are not in the denominator. It is therefore not directly comparable with the Chamber’s.
Where the vote was
The national share is an average: in 2022 this list ran from 28.1% in Emilia-Romagna - P02 down to 11.5% in Sicilia - P02. There are 26 multi-member districts.
- Strongest district
- Emilia-Romagna - P02
- Weakest district
- Sicilia - P02
Source — all the sources this site uses: Ministero dell’Interno — Eligendo (elezionistorico.interno.gov.it) — opens in a new tab · Retrieved