European elections, voting from 3pm: from exit polls to final results, everything you need to know

Exit polls, projections, analysis of the vote from the main polling stations, the outcome of the count, in-depth reports. All major newspapers are preparing to give ample coverage to the outcome of the European elections on 8 and 9 June.

In particular, RAI, in collaboration with the Opinio Italia Consortium, will announce the first 'Exit Polls' from 11pm on 9 June, relating to the percentage votes obtained by the individual lists for the European elections, by the candidates for president of Piedmont and by the candidates for mayor in 9 of the 27 provincial capitals on the ballot (Florence, Bari, Cagliari, Perugia, Potenza, Campobasso, Pescara, Bergamo, Caltanissetta).

The first 'projections' will instead be available from midnight for the European elections only. On Monday, 10 June, with the start of counting for the election of the Piedmont Regional Council and for the election of the municipalities, the projections of the percentage votes obtained by the candidates for President of the Piedmont Region and their coalitions, the lists for the Piedmont Regional Council, the candidates for mayor in each of the 9 municipalities and their coalitions, and the lists in each of the 9 municipalities will be provided from around 3pm.

It will be the "Speciale Porta a Porta Elezioni Europee", in cooperation with Tg1, which will provide live coverage of the vote at the close of polling stations on Sunday 9 June, starting at 10.50 p.m. on Rai 1, with links with correspondents from the main European capitals, with the one from Brussels and, as usual, with the Viminale. Also Tg3, starting at 10.50 p.m., will follow the election night until after the last screening with the 'Speciale Elezioni Europee' ('European Elections Special') hosted by Monica Giandotti, with links from the European capitals, the correspondents' story and the experts' commentary. Also on 9 June, from midnight to 2 a.m., a Tg2 Special, hosted by Luca Moriconi, will host links from the RAI data collection centre, the Viminale and the headquarters of all the parties, commented on by in-studio guests. Rainews24 will be on air for 24 hours on a live wire. It begins at 10.30 p.m. on Sunday 9 June with a special broadcast until 3 a.m. Exit polls, projections, real data, links from the election committees, Brussels and the main European capitals. From 3 a.m. news and press review stream with live updates until 9 a.m.