First-ranked direct candidate
Salvatore Caiata
93,648 valid direct-candidate votes · 38.31%.
Official Ministry open data · single-member district
BASILICATA - U01 (POTENZA) result.
Salvatore Caiata received 93,648 votes (38.31%) and ranked first in BASILICATA - U01 (POTENZA) in the official Italian Ministry 2022 Chamber open-data file.
All published direct candidates
9 candidates, every associated list.
The candidate total can exceed the associated list marks because the source separately records ballots marked only for the direct candidate.
| Candidate | Associated lists | Votes | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salvatore CaiataFirst-ranked · source-derived district winner | 93,648 | 38.31% | |
| Viviana VerriRank 2 | MOVIMENTO 5 STELLE 58,748Candidate-only difference: 2,366 | 61,114 | 25.00% |
| Francesco PietrantuonoRank 3 | 52,781 | 21.59% | |
| Luca BraiaRank 4 | AZIONE - ITALIA VIVA - CALENDA 22,905Candidate-only difference: 965 | 23,870 | 9.76% |
| Vincenzo RitunnanoRank 5 | UNIONE POPOLARE CON DE MAGISTRIS 3,486Candidate-only difference: 131 | 3,617 | 1.48% |
| Giorgio SantorielloRank 6 | ITALEXIT PER L'ITALIA 3,391Candidate-only difference: 134 | 3,525 | 1.44% |
| Giuseppe LaricciaRank 7 | ITALIA SOVRANA E POPOLARE 2,537Candidate-only difference: 101 | 2,638 | 1.08% |
| Giuseppe AmodeoRank 8 | PARTITO COMUNISTA ITALIANO 2,222Candidate-only difference: 82 | 2,304 | 0.94% |
| Luigi Emanuele MarsicoRank 9 | MASTELLA NOI DI CENTRO EUROPEISTI 873Candidate-only difference: 83 | 956 | 0.39% |
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