Parliamentarians by group
Today’s Senate groups and the parties deputies were elected for in 2022, brought together under the same name.
- AVSAlleanza Verdi e SinistraSenate0Chamber of Deputies12
- M5SMoVimento 5 StelleSenate26Chamber of Deputies50
- PDPartito Democratico - Italia Democratica e ProgressistaSenate36Chamber of Deputies65
- AutPer le Autonomie (SVP-PATT, Campobase)Senate7Chamber of Deputies4
- IVItalia Viva - Casa RiformistaSenate8Chamber of Deputies21
- Cd'I-NMCivici d'Italia - UDC - Noi Moderati - MAIE - Centro PopolareSenate8Chamber of Deputies8
- FIForza Italia - Berlusconi Presidente - PPESenate20Chamber of Deputies44
- LegaLega Salvini Premier - Partito Sardo d'AzioneSenate29Chamber of Deputies65
- FdIFratelli d'ItaliaSenate63Chamber of Deputies117
- MistoGruppo MistoSenate8Chamber of Deputies0
Where deputies’ parties come from: 258 of the 400 seats are attributed by the Interior Ministry, 141 by Italian Wikipedia, which records the group each deputy joined at the start of the legislature. A party from Wikipedia is shown only where it is one of the lists that actually backed that candidate in the district.
5 deputies appear on no group page: the party they were elected for has no entry in the registry this site uses for colour and seating order — or, for one deputy who won a single-member district and joined no group at the start of the legislature, no source establishes it at all.
Source:Senato della Repubblica — Dati aperti(dati.senato.it)— opens in a new tab· Data retrieved
Source:Ministero dell’Interno — Eligendo(elezionistorico.interno.gov.it)— opens in a new tab· Data retrieved
Source:Wikipedia in italiano(it.wikipedia.org)— opens in a new tab· Data retrieved