First-ranked direct candidate
Alessandro Battilocchio
88,826 valid direct-candidate votes · 39.83%.
Official Ministry open data · single-member district
LAZIO 1 - U05 (ROMA: MUNICIPIO X) result.
Alessandro Battilocchio received 88,826 votes (39.83%) and ranked first in LAZIO 1 - U05 (ROMA: MUNICIPIO X) 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alessandro BattilocchioFirst-ranked · source-derived district winner | 88,826 | 39.83% | |
| Patrizia PrestipinoRank 2 | 62,918 | 28.21% | |
| Marco BellaRank 3 | MOVIMENTO 5 STELLE 35,603Candidate-only difference: 2,022 | 37,625 | 16.87% |
| Pietro MadoniaRank 4 | AZIONE - ITALIA VIVA - CALENDA 19,565Candidate-only difference: 1,453 | 21,018 | 9.42% |
| Anita CiervoRank 5 | ITALEXIT PER L'ITALIA 3,699Candidate-only difference: 175 | 3,874 | 1.74% |
| Bruno Leonarduzzi DurantiRank 6 | UNIONE POPOLARE CON DE MAGISTRIS 3,401Candidate-only difference: 220 | 3,621 | 1.62% |
| Laura MontecchiRank 7 | ITALIA SOVRANA E POPOLARE 3,020Candidate-only difference: 144 | 3,164 | 1.42% |
| Mirella AltieriRank 8 | VITA 1,362Candidate-only difference: 101 | 1,463 | 0.66% |
| Massimiliano PuglieseRank 9 | ALTERNATIVA PER L'ITALIA - NO GREEN PASS 461Candidate-only difference: 38 | 499 | 0.22% |
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