List of members of the Regional Council of Tuscany, 2010–2015

Politics of Tuscany

The IX Legislature of the Regional Council of Tuscany, the legislative assembly of Tuscany, was inaugurated on 16 April 2010, following the 2010 regional election.[1][2]

Alberto Monaci (Democratic Party) served as the president of the council, while Enrico Rossi (Democratic Party) served as president of Tuscany at the head of his first regional government.[3][4]

Members by party of election

Democratic Party

  • Alessia Ballini (until 2 February 2011, deceased)[5]
  • Paolo Bambagioni
  • Caterina Bini (until 26 March 2013, elected to the Chamber of Deputies)
    • Aldo Morelli (since 26 March 2013)
  • Anna Rita Bramerini (until 7 May 2010, appointed regional assessor)
  • Enzo Brogi
  • Vittorio Bugli (until 26 March 2013, appointed regional assessor)
    • Vanessa Boretti (since 26 March 2013)
  • Vincenzo Ceccarelli (until 26 March 2013, appointed regional assessor)
    • Lucia De Robertis (since 26 March 2013)
  • Pieraldo Ciucchi
  • Nicola Danti (until 1 July 2014, elected to the European Parliament)
    • Severino Saccardi (since 1 July 2014)
  • Ivan Ferrucci
  • Daniela Lastri
  • Andrea Manciulli (until 26 March 2013, elected to the Chamber of Deputies)
    • Simone Naldoni (since 26 March 2013)
  • Fabrizio Mattei
  • Alberto Monaci (president of the Regional Council)
  • Gianluca Parrini
  • Giovanni Ardelio Pellegrinotti
  • Rosanna Pugnalini
  • Marco Remaschi
  • Loris Rossetti
  • Enrico Rossi (president of Tuscany)
  • Marco Ruggeri
  • Marco Spinelli
  • Pier Paolo Tognocchi
  • Matteo Tortolini
  • Gianfranco Venturi

Federation of the Left–Greens

  • Paolo Marini
  • Mauro Romanelli
  • Monica Sgherri

The People of Freedom

  • Andrea Agresti
  • Paolo Enrico Ammirati
  • Alessandro Antichi
  • Salvadore Bartolomei
  • Roberto Giuseppe Benedetti
  • Giovanni Donzelli
  • Monica Faenzi (until 7 May 2010, candidate president, resignation)
    • Dario Locci (from 7 May 2010 to 1 February 2013, deceased)[6]
    • Gabriele Chiurli (since 11 February 2013)
  • Jacopo Maria Ferri
  • Stefania Fuscagni
  • Alberto Magnolfi
  • Paolo Marcheschi
  • Claudio Marignani
  • Stefano Mugnai
  • Nicola Nascosti
  • Giovanni Santini
  • Marco Taradash
  • Tommaso Villa

Lega Nord Toscana

  • Antonio Gambetta Vianna
  • Claudio Morganti (until 23 April 2010, resignation)
    • Gian Luca Lazzeri (since 23 April 2010)
  • Marina Staccioli

Italy of Values

  • Sonia Alfano (until 23 April 2010, resignation)
    • Maria Luisa Chincarini (since 23 April 2010)
  • Fabio Evangelisti (until 23 April 2010, resignation)
    • Marta Gazzarri (since 23 April 2010)
  • Giuliano Fedeli
  • Marco Manneschi
  • Francesco Pardi (until 23 April 2010, resignation)
    • Cristina Scaletti (from 23 April 2010 to 7 May 2010, appointed regional assessor)
    • Rudi Russo (since 7 May 2010)

Union of the Centre

  • Francesco Bosi (until 23 April 2010, candidate president, resignation)
    • Giuseppe Del Carlo (since 23 April 2010)
  • Nedo Lorenzo Poli (until 23 April 2010, resignation)
    • Marco Carraresi (since 23 April 2010)

Election

Main article: 2010 Tuscan regional election

Executive branch

The Regional Government (Giunta Regionale) was sworn in on 27 April 2010.[1][4]

Member Party Delegate for
Enrico Rossi
(president) 		PD –
Stella Targetti
(vice president) 		PD Education, university and research
Salvatore Allocca FdS Welfare
Anna Rita Bramerini PD Environment
Luca Ceccobao PD Transports
Anna Marson IdV Urban planning
Riccardo Nencini PSI Accounting
Gianni Salvadori PD Agriculture
Cristina Scaletti IdV Culture
Daniela Caterina Rita Scaramuccia Ind. Healthcare
Gianfranco Simoncini PD Productive activities and employment

A new government sworn in in April 2013 with the substitutions of Riccardo Nencini with Vittorio Bugli, and of Luca Ceccobao with Vincenzo Ceccarelli.[7]

References

  1. ^ a b "Gli eletti nella IX legislatura 2010-2015". Regional Council of Tuscany.
  2. ^ "Toscana, tutti gli eletti alle Regionali 2010". Sky TG24. 30 March 2010.
  3. ^ "Consiglio Regionale, Alberto Monaci nuovo presidente con accordo tra tutti i partiti". Toscana Oggi. 23 April 2010.
  4. ^ a b ""Ecco la mia giunta di svolta. Light, rosa e... gramsciana"". Corriere Fiorentino. 24 April 2010.
  5. ^ "Morta Alessia Ballini, sospeso il consiglio regionale". la Repubblica. 3 February 2011.
  6. ^ "È morto Dario Locci: il consigliere regionale ucciso da un malore Al suo posto entrerà Chiurli". La Nazione. 1 February 2013.
  7. ^ "Regione: rimpasto di Giunta, entrano Bugli e Ceccarelli". Toscana Oggi. 12 March 2013.
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