Lorenzo Macchi
Research expert covering society, economy, and politics for Italy
Get in touch with us nowThe analysis of the voter turnout in Italy reveals a progressive disaffection to the state's institutions and lower participation in the country's political life. After the end of World War II, when democracy was reestablished, participation in elections has always been above 90 percent. However, Italian politics was hit by many corruption scandals in the 1990s, and resentment towards political institutions and parties grew. Hence, turnout progressively diminished below 70 percent. In general, European elections have always recorded a lower participation than the general ones. In 2024, a negative record was achieved, as the turnout went below 50 percent for the first time in the republican history.
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