Next Italy's General Election: 2027
The next Italy's General Election is expected in 2027.
400
Majority requires 201 seats
Electoral Threshold
The electoral threshold for the Italian election is 3%.
Current Polling: If an election were held in Italy today...
Electoral Law & System in Italy: An Overview
Direct Election
Citizens directly elect their representatives to parliament.
Mixed Member System
Voters cast ballots for both individual candidates and political parties.
Parallel Voting System
Some seats are elected by plurality and others by proportional representation, without compensation.
Single-Round System
The election is decided in a single round of voting.
Free
Elections are free, fair, and offer a genuine choice between competing parties.
Historical Archive: Parliamentary Elections in Italy since 1945
General election in Italy 2022
General election in Italy 2018
General election in Italy 2013
General election in Italy 2008
General election in Italy 2006
General election in Italy 2001
General election in Italy 2001
General election in Italy 1996
General election in Italy 1994
General election in Italy 1992
General election in Italy 1987
General election in Italy 1983
General election in Italy 1979
General election in Italy 1976
General election in Italy 1972
General election in Italy 1968
General election in Italy 1963
General election in Italy 1958
General election in Italy 1953
General election in Italy 1948
General election in Italy 1946
Voter Turnout Trends in Italy
Political History: Overview of All Government Cabinets in Italy
Meloni
2022
Conte II
2019
Conte I
2018
Gentiloni
2016
Renzi
2014
Letta II
2013
Letta I
2013
Berlusconi IV
2008
Prodi II
2006
Berlusconi III
2005
Berlusconi II
2001
Amato II
2000
D'Alema II
1999
D'Alema I
1998
Prodi I
1996
Berlusconi I
1994
Ciampi
1993
Amato I
1992
Andreotti VII
1991
Andreotti VI
1989
De Mita
1988
Goria
1987
Fanfani VI
1987
Craxi II
1986
Craxi I
1983
Fanfani V
1982
Spadolini II
1982
Spadolini I
1981
Forlani
1980
Cossiga II
1980
Cossiga I
1979
Andreotti V
1979
Andreotti IV
1978
Andreotti III
1976
Moro V
1976
Moro IV
1974
Rumor V
1974
Rumor IV
1973
Andreotti II
1972
Colombo
1970
Rumor III
1970
Rumor II
1969
Rumor I
1968
Leone II
1968
Moro III
1966
Moro II
1964
Moro I
1963
Leone I
1963
Fanfani IV
1962
Fanfani III
1960
Tambroni
1960
Segni II
1959
Fanfani II
1958
Zoli
1957
Segni I
1955
Scelba
1954
Fanfani I
1954
Pella
1953
De Gasperi VII
1953
De Gasperi VI
1951
De Gasperi V
1950
De Gasperi IV
1948
De Gasperi III
1947
De Gasperi II
1947
De Gasperi I
1946
Data Sources and Methodology
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A comprehensive research database from the University of Bremen, documenting parties, elections, and governments for comparative analysis.ParlGov – Parliamentary Democracy Data
Additional Sources
Additional Sources
Döring, Holger and Philip Manow. 2024. Parliaments and governments database (ParlGov).
The leading expert survey on party positions in Europe. Over 400 political scientists document party stances based on rigorous scientific criteria.CHES – Chapel Hill Expert Survey
Additional Sources
Additional Sources
Rovny, Jan, et al. “25 Years of Political Party Positions in Europe: The Chapel Hill Expert Survey, 1999-2024.”