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Democratic Centre


Centro Democratico

President Bruno Tabacci
Secretary Roberto Capelli
Founded 28 December 2012 (2012-12-28)
Split from
Alliance for Italy,
Italy of Values
Headquarters Via Pierluigi da Palestrina 63, Rome
Ideology
Social liberalism
Christian left[1][2][3]
Political position
Centre[4]
National affiliation More Europe
Centre-left coalition
European affiliation None
European Parliament group No MEPs
Chamber of Deputies

1 / 630
Senate

0 / 315
European Parliament

0 / 73
Regional
Councils

4 / 897
Website
www.ilcentrodemocratico.it

  • Politics of Italy

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Democratic Centre (Italian: Centro Democratico Italian pronunciation: ['t͡ʃentro demo'kra:tico], CD) is a centrist[4] and Christian leftist[1][2][3]political party in Italy. Its leader is Bruno Tabacci.




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Electoral results


    • 2.1 Italian Parliament


    • 2.2 European Parliament




  • 3 Regional Councils


  • 4 Leadership


  • 5 Symbol


  • 6 References


  • 7 External links





History[edit]


The party was launched on 28 December 2012 as an electoral list and immediately joined the centre-left Italy. Common Good coalition, which was formed to contest the 2013 Italian general election.[5] The CD originally included large chunks of Alliance for Italy (ApI), led by Francesco Rutelli and Tabacci, and Rights and Freedom (DL), a breakaway group from Italy of Values (IdV) led by Massimo Donadi.[6][7] Regarding ApI, most leading members and incumbent MPs of the party joined the CD,[8][9] while Rutelli chose not to be a candidate[10] and retired from active politics.


Tabacci participated in the 2012 centre-left primary election, obtained 1.4% and, after that, threw his support behind the winner, Pier Luigi Bersani of the Democratic Party (PD). In the general election the CD gained 0.5% of the vote both for the Chamber and the Senate,[11] returning six deputies (Franco Bruno, Roberto Capelli, Anielo Formisano, Carmelo Lo Monte, Pino Pisicchio and Tabacci).[12] In the event, the party was stronger in Basilicata (4.4%),[13]Calabria (2.0%),[14] and Apulia (1.5%).[15] In the Basilicata regional election a CD–United Populars joint list,[16] won 5.0% of the vote[16] and ex-IdV Nicola Benedetto[17] was re-elected in the Regional Council.[18]


For the 2014 European Parliament election the CD formed European Choice (SE), an electoral list in support of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE), along with Civic Choice (SC), Act to Stop the Decline and the Italian Liberal Party. The list received just 0.7% of the vote, and failed to return any MEPs.


In June 2014 Pisicchio, the party's vice president, left over disagreements with Tabacci.[19][20][21] In October also the other vice president, Formisano, left the CD and returned to IdV.[22] As of late 2014, of the six deputies elected by the CD in 2013 only two (Tabacci and Capelli) were still active in the party (Bruno remained loyal to ApI all the way and never joined the CD, while Lo Monte ended up in the Italian Socialist Party).


In November 2014 the CD formed a joint group with Solidary Democracy (DeS),[23] an alike outfit formed by splinters from SC and later the Populars for Italy (PpI), led by Lorenzo Dellai and Andrea Olivero.[24] Earlier that year, the party had locally formed various centrist alliances with DeS,[25][26] SC,[27][28] the Union of the Centre (UdC)[29][30] and/or Reality Italy[31] for the 2014 and 2015 regional elections (two regional councillors were elected in Campania).


In late 2015 Domenico Rossi, a retired general, deputy (SC and PpI) and undersecretary of Defence (Renzi Cabinet and later Gentiloni Cabinet), joined the CD. In January 2017 Mario Catania, a former minister of Agriculture, member of the UdC and later of SC, became the party's fourth deputy.[32][33][34]


In the 2017 local elections the party fielded lists in a few places, obtaining distinctive results in Torre Annunziata, Campania (12.7%)[35] and Paola, Calabria (4.6%).[36]


In January 2018 the CD joined More Europe (+E), a liberal electoral list previously formed by the Italian Radicals and Forza Europa, seeking to be part of the centre-left coalition in the upcoming 2018 general election.[37][38][39] The decision, taken for technical reasons, was a departure form the CD's alliance with DeS. The list won 2.6% of the vote in the election, falling short of the 3% threshold, but Tabacci was re-elected to the Chamber in a single-seat constituency in Milan.


In January 2019 the party elected Roberto Capelli as its secretary[40] and participated in the establishment of +E as a party.[41]



Electoral results[edit]



Italian Parliament[edit]





























Chamber of Deputies
Election year
 # of
overall votes
 % of
overall vote
 # of
overall seats won
 +/–
 Leader

2013
 167,170 (#11)
 0.49

6 / 630
–
Bruno Tabacci

2018
into More Europe
 2.55

1 / 630

Decrease 5
Bruno Tabacci




























Senate of the Republic
Election year
 # of
overall votes
 % of
overall vote
 # of
overall seats won
 +/–
 Leader

2013
 163,427 (#11)
 0.53

0 / 315
–
Bruno Tabacci

2018
into More Europe
 2.36

0 / 630
Steady
Bruno Tabacci


European Parliament[edit]



















Election year
 # of
overall votes
 % of
overall vote
 # of
overall seats won
 +/–
 Leader

2014
into European Choice
 0.72

0 / 73
–
Bruno Tabacci


Regional Councils[edit]



















































































































































































Region
 Last election
 # of
overall votes
 % of
overall vote
 # of
overall seats won
 +/–

Abruzzo
2014
 16,962 (#10)
 2.5

1 / 31

Increase 1

Aosta Valley
2013
 N/A
 N/A

0 / 35
–

Apulia
2015
 99,021 (#8) (with UdC and RI)
 6.2 (with UdC and RI)

0 / 51
–

Basilicata
2013
 11,938 (#9)
 5.1

0 / 21
–

Calabria
2014
 26,831 (#11)
 3.4

0 / 30
–

Campania
2015
 62,975 (#9) (with SC)
 2.8 (with SC)

1 / 51

Increase 1

Emilia-Romagna
2014
 5,247 (#11) (with DemoS)
 0.4 (with DemoS)

0 / 50
–

Friuli-Venezia Giulia
2013
 N/A
 N/A

0 / 49
–

Lazio
2013
 48,748 (#12)
 1.7

1 / 51

Increase 1

Liguria
2015
 N/A
 N/A

0 / 31
–

Lombardy
2013
 N/A
 N/A

0 / 80
–

Marche
2015
into UdC
into UdC

0 / 31
–

Molise
2013
 N/A
 N/A

0 / 21
–

Piedmont
2014
 N/A
 N/A

0 / 50
–

Sardinia
2014
 14,451 (#14)
 2.1

2 / 60

Increase 2

Sicily
2017
 N/A
 N/A

0 / 70
–

South Tyrol
2013
 N/A
 N/A

0 / 35
–

Trentino
2013
 N/A
 N/A

0 / 35
–

Tuscany
2015
 N/A
 N/A

0 / 41
–

Umbria
2015
 N/A
 N/A

0 / 20
–

Veneto
2015
 N/A
 N/A

0 / 51
–


Leadership[edit]



  • President: Bruno Tabacci (2013–present)

  • Vice President: Pino Pisicchio (2013–2014), Aniello Formisano (2013–2014), Angelo Sanza (2015–present), Elena Torri (2015–present)

  • Secretary: Roberto Capelli (2019–present)

  • Head of Political Bureau: Angelo Sanza (2013–2015), Carlo Romano (2015–present)

  • Coordinator: Pino Bicchielli (2013–2015), Maurizio Bertucci (2015), Carlo Romano (2015–present)

  • Spokesperson: Vilma Mazzocco (2013)



Symbol[edit]






  • 2012–2015







  • 2015–present






References[edit]





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