Cateno De Luca and the 2027 election campaign: his key role in Sicily and the alliance with Fratelli d’Italia

Electoral law: Vannacci’s challenge under the new rules

The go-ahead was given this evening following a review of the latest version of the bill

Appeals against the Melonellum are ready: from signatures to gender quotas, from the award to the ‘senator of the world’

Electoral law: voting for students living away from home is on the way – who can apply and how

The Prime Minister, in Ascoli, is delighted that the electoral reform has been given the green light and dismisses predictions of an early election as ‘surreal speculation’. But the election campaign is already underway

Electoral law: Meloni’s praise and the unspoken strategy - 

The majority held firm on the secret ballot (227 in favour). No dissenting votes. This is the third parliamentary reading following the amendments made by the Senate, which introduced preferential voting with fixed list leaders (after the amendment introducing them had been rejected by the Chamber of Deputies in July) and raised the number of signatures required for parties not represented in Parliament to stand in the elections. On Monday, the announcement was made that appeals would be lodged with the Constitutional Court

Electoral law, final approval. Meloni: ‘Italians will be able to choose’. Opposition protests - 

Among those granted a pardon is Guido Gianni, born in 1960, who was sentenced to 12 years and 4 months’ imprisonment for the offences of double murder and attempted murder committed in 2008 during an attempted robbery of which he was the victim in his own jewellery shop

Mattarella signs three pardons: one of them is for a jeweller who killed two robbers

New electoral law: how preferential votes work with fixed list leaders 

Mattarella: 7 October – a warning against ethnic and religious hatred

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