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The article reports the turnout data for the by-elections for constituency 5 Reggio Calabria-Locri, comparing them with those of the 2022 political elections, although specifying that the voting methods are different (one day then, two days now).
Turnout at 14.97% on the first day, 4 years ago it was 49.4%
At 11pm yesterday the turnout stood at 14.97% in constituency 5 Reggio Calabria-Locri. Four years ago, at the same time, 49.4% of those entitled to vote had voted. The comparison, however, concerns two consultations organized differently: back then voting took place on a single day and the 11pm vote was the definitive data. In this round, however, voting takes place over two days.
The candidates
Four candidates are competing for the seat in Montecitorio: Fabio Roscioli of Forza Italia, candidate for the centre-right; Domenico Giannetta of Futuro Nazionale (his candidacy represents the first test for General Vannacci's party). Francesco Antonio Benedetto, candidate of Campo Largo who presents himself united and Francesco Toscano for Sovereign Popular Democracy. There are 487 polling stations set up, and there are 287,719 people entitled to vote (as reported by the Eligendo website of the Ministry of the Interior).
In the by-elections for the Chamber in constituency 5 Reggio Calabria-Locri, the turnout at 11pm was 14.97%, a sharp drop compared to the 49.4% recorded four years ago. Voting takes place today, Monday 28 September, from 7am to 3pm in Reggio Calabria and 70 other municipalities in the province. Four candidates are in the running: Fabio Roscioli (Forza Italia, centre-right), Domenico Giannetta (Futuro Nazionale), Francesco Antonio Benedetto (Campo largo) and Francesco Toscano (Popular Sovereign Democracy).

In the by-elections in constituency 5 Reggio Calabria-Locri for the Chamber, the turnout at 11pm on the first day was 14.97%, much lower than the 49.4% recorded four years ago at the same hours. The vote takes place over two days, with polling stations reopening on Monday from 7am to 3pm. The challenge pits Roberto Vannacci (Futuro Nazionale) against Fabio Roscioli (Forza Italia) and Frank Benedetto (centre-left), with high national attention despite the low participation.

At 11pm on the first day of voting for the by-elections in constituency 5 Reggio Calabria-Locri, the turnout was 14.97%, much lower than the 49.4% recorded four years ago when the vote took place on a single day. This round involves two days of voting, with polling stations reopening on Monday morning at 7am and closing at 3pm.

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In the by-elections for the Chamber in constituency 5 Reggio Calabria-Locri, 10.26% of those entitled to vote voted at 7pm, a sharp decrease compared to the 35.48% recorded at the same time in 2022. The turnout varies between the municipalities: maximum in Laganadi (29.43%), minimum in Platì (1.59%). There are 487 polling stations set up for 287,719 voters resident in Italy, while 58,729 voters reside abroad. Voting continues on Monday 28 September from 7am to 3pm, followed by the count.

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