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Italian political alliance This article is about the right-wing populist alliance running in the 2022 Italian general election. For the Italian Eurosceptic party born in 2021, see Alternativa (Italian political party).

Alternative for Italy Alternativa per l'Italia

Leaders	Mario Adinolfi, Simone Di Stefano
Founded	10 July 2022 (2022-07-10)
Ideology	Right-wing populism Nationalism Euroscepticism Christian right
Political position	Right-wing
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Alternative for Italy (Italian: Alternativa per l'Italia, APLI) is a right-wing populist political alliance in Italy launched on 10 July 2022 by Mario Adinolfi, leader of The People of Family (PdF), and Simone Di Stefano, leader of Exit.

History

On 10 July 2022, Mario Adinolfi, leader of the Christian-rightist party The People of Family (PdF), and Simone Di Stefano, leader of the nationalist movement Exit and former secretary of the neo-fascist CasaPound, announced the formation of a joint list to run in the upcoming general election. The party deliberately took inspiration from the nationalist party Alternative for Germany (AfD).

Alternative for Italy harshly condemned the policies promoted by the government of Mario Draghi, especially regarding the mandatory vaccination against COVID-19 and the COVID-19 vaccination certificate (Green Pass). APLI is also against the European Union and in favor of a reconciliation with Vladimir Putin's Russia following the invasion of Ukraine.

Composition

Party		Main ideology	Leader
	The People of Family (PdF)	Christian right	Mario Adinolfi
	Exit	Nationalism	Simone Di Stefano

Electoral results

Italian Parliament

Election year	Votes	%	Seats	+/−	Leaders
Chamber of Deputies
2022	16,882	0.06	0 / 400	–	Mario Adinolfi, Simone Di Stefano

Election year	Votes	%	Seats	+/−	Leaders
Senate of the Republic
2022	40,371	0.15	0 / 200	–	Mario Adinolfi, Simone Di Stefano

References

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Chamber of Deputies	Brothers of Italy (117) Democratic Party (71) (incl. DemoS and CD) Lega (66) Five Star Movement (50) Forza Italia (48) (incl. NPSI) Action (10) Italia Viva (7) Greens and Left Alliance Green Europe Italian Left Progressive Party Us Moderates (5) South Tyrolean People's Party (3) More Europe (2) (incl. RI) Animalist Movement (1) Associative Movement of Italians Abroad (1) Coraggio Italia (1) South calls North (1) Union of the Centre (1) Valdostan Union (1)
Senate of the Republic	Brothers of Italy (66) Democratic Party (37) Lega (29) (incl. Fassa) Five Star Movement (26) Forza Italia (20) Italia Viva (7) Action (2) Greens and Left Alliance Italian Left Green Europe Us Moderates Union of the Centre South Tyrolean People's Party (2) Associative Movement of Italians Abroad (1) Campobase (1) Coraggio Italia (1)
European Parliament	Brothers of Italy (24) Democratic Party (21) Five Star Movement (8) Forza Italia (8) Lega (8) Greens and Left Alliance (6) South Tyrolean People's Party (1)
Other parties in Regional councils	Aosta Valley Civic Network Edelweiss For Our Valley For Autonomy Mouv' Valdostan Alliance Piedmont Moderates Lombardy Renaissance Trentino Autonomy House La Civica Futura Trentino Popular Autonomists Trentino Project Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party Union for Trentino South Tyrol Team K Greens Die Freiheitlichen For South Tyrol with Widmann JWA List South Tyrolean Freedom La Civica Vita Veneto Liga Veneta Repubblica Friuli-Venezia Giulia Pact for Autonomy Slovene Union Abruzzo Political Action Molise Building Democracy Populars for Italy Campania Italy Is Popular Italian Socialist Party Us of the Centre Apulia Popular Apulia Basilicata Identity and Action Sicily Christian Democracy Sicily Movement for Autonomy Sicilia Vera Sardinia Civic Sardinia Sardinia 20Twenty Sardinian Action Party Sardinian Reformers Possible
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