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It was the scenes in the history of the region.        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4The expected electoral regime is a proportional system, without direct election of the President of the Council. The law determines the number of regional councilors due to one every 20,000 inhabitants, or fraction of more than 10,000. For these elections, the number of directors to be elected is thus set in 62, one more than the previous election. [first] The first party was the Christian democracy, with 34.3% of the votes, followed by the Italian Communist Party with 21.7% and by the Italian Socialist Party, with 11.3% of the suffrages. The Regional Council elected the regional council on 29 July 1983 and re -elected Antonio Comelli, of the DC, as president of the Region. [2] On 23 October 1984 a new junta was elected, led for the first time by Adriano Biasutti, also a Christian Democrat. On 10 October 1985 the regional council elected a new junta, still led by Biasutti. Finally, on June 24, 1987, the third Biasutti junta of the legislature was launched. [3]        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4The voters called to the vote were 1,022,797. 906,723 citizens went to the vote, with a turnout equal to 88.65%. [4] [5] The regional elections were held, for the first time, at the same time with the political elections, unlike 1968, when they were scheduled a week later. This contemporaneity also occurred in 2008. Together with the renewal of the regional council, the Provincial Council of Gorizia and the councils of various municipalities, including Monfalcone, was renewed. [6] Table of ContentsNature of the system [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Distribution in circumscriptions [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Turnout [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] White and null cards [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Voting trend [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Summary table [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Summary table [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Nature of the system [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] The electoral system was partly modified with the regional law 3 May 1983, nr. 34, and by the regional law 13 June 1983, n. 53 which, however, did not make changes regarding the attribution of the seats between the lists. [7] [8]        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4According to art.1 of the electoral law, the assignment of the seats between the competing lists is carried out proportionally, by allocating in the individual circumscriptions in which the regional territory is divided, with the recovery of the residual votes in the regional seat. Each voter has a list vote and can attribute preferences, two, if the regional councilors to be elected are up to six; of three if the regional councilors to be elected are in number from seven to fourteen; of four if the regional councilors to be elected are in number from fifteen onwards. [first] In general, the provisions of the consolidated text of the laws for the election of the Chamber of Deputies, approved by decree of the President of the Republic 30 March 1957, n. 361. [first] According to art. 15 of the Statute are voters of the Council, the members in the electoral lists of the municipalities of the Region (i.e. all citizens who have turned 18 on the date of the elections), while the voters who have completed the 25 year of age are eligible for the regional council on the regional council elections. The regional councilor office is incompatible with that of member of one of the chambers, of another regional council, of a provincial council, or mayor of a municipality with a population of more than 10,000 inhabitants. The law also provides for other cases of ineligibility and unwary. [first] Articles 38 and following of the electoral law establish the operations for the determination of the distribution of the seats between the lists and among the candidates. The Central District Office, after checking the cards and data collection, proceeds to determine the electoral figure of each list. Divides the total of the electoral figures of all the lists for the number of seats assigned to the district plus one, thus obtaining the district electoral quotient: in carrying out the division, it neglects the possible fractional part of the quotient. He therefore attributes to each list as many seats as the electoral quotient is contained in the respective electoral figure. The seats that remain unawier are attributed to the regional college. If, with the quotient calculated as above, the number of seats to be attributed to the various lists exceeds that of the seats assigned to the district, the operations repeat with a new quotient obtained by decreasing the divider by a unit. The seats that remain not assigned, are attributed to the regional college. This office also determines the individual figure of each candidate. Subsequently, the regional central office determines the number of seats not attributed in the circumscriptions and, for each list, the number of residual votes. Subsequently it proceeds to the sum of the aforementioned votes for all lists having the same mark, which have been presented in at least two circumscriptions and which have obtained no less than 5,000 overall valid votes. Divides the sum of the residual votes of all groups of lists for the number of seats to be attributed; In carrying out the division, it neglects the possible fractional part of the quotient. The result constitutes the regional electoral quotient. He then divides the sum of the residual votes of each group of lists for this quotient; The result represents the number of seats to be assigned to each group. The seats that remain still to be attributed are respectively assigned to the groups for which these last divisions have given greater remains and, in the event of a tie, to those groups that have had greater residual votes; With the same of the latter, draw up. The seats due to each group of lists are attributed to the respective lists in the individual circumscriptions, following the decreasing ranking of the residual votes expressed as a percentage of the relative district quotient. To this end, the number of residual votes of each list is multiplied for a cent and divide the product by the district quotient. If in a district a seat to a list whose candidates had already been proclaimed elected by the Central Circumscriptional Office, the regional central office attributes the seat to the list of another district, were assigned by continuing to the aforementioned ranking. [first] Distribution in circumscriptions [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] The territory of the Region has divided into electoral circumscriptions corresponding to the district subjects to the jurisdiction of the courts. The circumscriptions of Trieste, Gorizia and Pordenone correspond to the territory of the relative provinces, while the province of Udine has left in two circumscriptions: Udine and Tolmezzo. [first] Turnout [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] The voters called to the vote were more than a million for the first time, precisely 1,022,797. 906,723 voters went to the vote, with a turnout of 88.65% against 90.56% of the regional of 1978. White and null cards [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] The white cards were 25,320 (equal to 2.79% of the votes expressed), the null cards were 32.027 (equal to 3.53%). [5] The results regarding the votes to the lists and the distribution of the seats are indicated in the following table: [9] List votes % seats  Christian democracy 290.714 34.26% 23  Italian Communist Party 184,492 21.72% 14  Italian Socialist Party 96.078 11.31% 7  List for Trieste 48.505 5.71% 4  Italian Socialist Democratic Party 48.342 5.69% 3  Italian Social Movement – National Right 46.317 5.45% 3  Italian Republican Party 39,812 4.69% 3  Friuli movement 36,820 4.33% 2  Italian liberal party 18,431 2.17% first  Proletarian democracy 12.903 1.52% first  Slovenian community 10.467 1.23% first  Trieste independence movement 3.816 0.42% –  others 12.679 1.40% –  Total of valid votes  849.376 100.00 62  Voting trend [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Christian democracy has undergone a strong loss of votes, giving over 5.30%. However, this decline was compensated, in the government area, by the substantial increases of the Italian Socialist Party (plus 1.8%), the Italian Democratic Socialist Party (more 0.7%) and above all of the Italian Republican Party, which doubled i votes. On the left the Italian Communist Party has maintained the same percentages of 1978, while there was a slight increase for proletarian democracy. The results of the previous elections have also improved the Italian liberal party and the Italian social movement. Among the regionalist forces, on the other hand, there were drops for list for Trieste and Friuli movement. Summary table [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] Difference in votes at the lists with the regional 1978 List Votes with votes with Reg. 1978 Diff. Seats with Reg. 1978 Christian democracy 5.34 3 Italian Communist Party 0.04 0 Proletarian democracy 0.19 0 Italian Socialist Party 1.83 2 Italian Socialist Democratic Party 0.69 0 Italian Republican Party 2.34 2 Italian liberal party 0.91 0 Italian Social Movement – National Right 1.27 first Slovenian community 0.10 0 Friuli movement 0.22 0 List for Trieste 0.80 0 Trieste independence movement 0.06 0 Other lists 1.34 first On July 18, 1983 the Assembly elected Vinicio Turello (DC) president of the regional council. [4] Following the provisions of art. 35 and 36 of the Statute the Regional Council elected, on 29 July 1983 the regional council and re -elected Antonio Comelli, of the DC, as president of the Region. The junta was made up of members of the DC, PSI, PSDI, Pri and PLI, but was also supported by the Sloveska Skupnost. [2] On 23 October 1984 a new council was elected, led for the first time by Adriano Biasutti, also a Christian Democrat, made up of assessors of the same parties who supported the Comelli junta. The following day the socialist Luigi Manzon is elected to the Prime Minister in place of Turello. On 10 October 1985 the regional council elected a new council, still led by Biasutti, without however the presence of councilors of the PLI. On October 24 of the same year the liberal Paolo Solimbergo, the first for his party, took the place of Manzon as president of the assembly. Finally, on June 24, 1987, the third Biasutti junta of the legislature was passed, also composed of councilors of DC, PSI, PSDI and Pri. [3] Summary table [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ] ^  a b c d It is f   Regional law 27 March 1968, n. 20-electoral legee . are LexView-int.regione.fvg.it , Autonomous Region Friuli-Venezia Giulia. URL consulted on May 3, 2013 .  ^  a b   Six coalition in Friuli , in The print , 30 July 1983, p. 6.  ^  a b   Biasutti re -elected president of the Friuli , in The print , 25 June 1987, p. 7.  ^  a b   Friuli-Venezia Giulia from 1964 to 2001 . are cjarge.it . URL consulted on May 3, 2013 .  ^  a b   Regions with special statute ( XLS ), are cattane.org . URL consulted on May 14, 2013  (archived by URL Original July 22, 2011) .  ^  Mario Passi, Friuli-V. Giulia: to the DC and Melone region still back pci first party in Trieste ( PDF ), in The unit , 29 June 1983, p. 5. URL consulted on May 6, 2013  (archived by URL Original March 4, 2016) .  ^   Regional law 3 May 1983, n. 34-NOVE Amendments and additions to the regional law of 27 March 1968, n. 20 – > and subsequent variations and additions . are LexView-int.regione.fvg.it , Autonomous Region Friuli-Venezia Giulia. URL consulted on May 6, 2013 .  ^   Regional Law 13 June 1983, n. 53-Integration to the regional electoral law . are LexView-int.regione.fvg.it , Autonomous Region Friuli-Venezia Giulia. URL consulted on May 6, 2013 .  ^  Michele Sartori, As in May, but the DC rises more ( PDF ), in The unit , June 28, 1988, p. 3. URL consulted on May 6, 2013  (archived by URL Original March 4, 2016) .  ^  In brackets the number of councilors for each party.  ^  The Comelli VII junta is also supported externally by the Slovennka Skupnost.        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