2003 Valdostan regional election

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8 June 2003

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All 35 seats to the Regional Council of Aosta Valley
18 seats needed for a majority

Turnout

77.17%

	Vote %	Seats	+/–
UV	47.2%	18	+1
SA	19.8%	7	+2
DS	9.7%	4	+1
CdL	9.4%	3	0
Rainbow	7.9%	3	New

This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

President before	President after
Roberto Louvin UV	Carlo Perrin UV

Politics of Aosta Valley


Statute Regional Government President: Renzo Testolin Vice President: Luigi Bertschy Council of the Valley President: Alberto Bertin Elections Political parties Delegation to the Italian Parliament: Deputy: Franco Manes Senator: Nicoletta Spelgatti
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The Valdostan regional election of 2003 took place on 8 June 2003. The election was characterized by a strong showing of the centrist Valdostan Union, which gained more than 47% of votes.

Results

2003 Valdostan regional election results
Parties		Votes	%	Seats

	Valdostan Union	35,297	47.23	18
	Edelweiss	14,817	19.83	7
	Democrats of the Left	7,248	9.70	4
	House of Freedoms (incl. FI, AN, LN)	7,041	9.42	3
	Rainbow Aosta Valley (incl. VAVdA, PRC, IdV, CdV, SA)	5,897	7.89	3
	Alé Vallée	3,539	4.74	–
	Valdostan Right	346	0.46	–
	Walser Union	277	0.37	–
	Together	265	0.35	–

Total		74,727	100.0	35
Source: Aosta Valley Region – Results

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