1999 Italian local elections

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The 1999 Italian local elections were held on 13 June and 27 June.^[1]

In Sicily the elections were also held on 28 November (first round) and 12 December (second round).

In Trentino-Alto Adige the elections were held on 16 May (first round) and 30 May (second round).

The elections were overall won by The Olive Tree coalition, with 21 municipalities won out of 32 and 46 provinces out of 67.

Region	City	Incumbent mayor		Elected mayor		1st round		2nd round		Seats	Source
						Votes	%	Votes	%
Piedmont	Biella		Gianluca Susta (PPI)		Gianluca Susta (PPI)	11,498	42.35	11,895	51.73	24 / 40	[1]
	Verbania		Aldo Reschigna (DS)		Aldo Reschigna (DS)	7,953	42.17	8,430	53.92	24 / 40	[2]
	Vercelli		Gabriele Bagnasco (FdV)		Gabriele Bagnasco (FdV)	7,293	23.93	13,277	52.29	24 / 40	[3]
Lombardy	Bergamo		Guido Vicentini (PPI)		Cesare Veneziani (CCD)	28,737	40.31	29,731	57.76	24 / 40	[4]
	Cremona		Paolo Bodini (DS)		Paolo Bodini (DS)	23,216	50.03	—	—	24 / 40	[5]
Trentino-Alto Adige	Trento		Lorenzo Dellai (PPI)		Alberto Pacher (DS)	42,675	69.33	—	—	34 / 49	[6]
Veneto	Padua		Flavio Zanonato (DS)		Giustina Mistrello Destro (FI)	54,340	42.22	57,047	50.55	24 / 40	[7]
Liguria	Imperia		Davide Berio (DS)		Luigi Sappa (FI)	15,643	59.50	—	—	26 / 40	[8]
Emilia-Romagna	Bologna		Walter Vitali (DS)		Giorgio Guazzaloca (Ind.)	104,565	41.53	113,462	50.69	30 / 46	[9]
	Ferrara		Roberto Soffritti (DS)		Gaetano Sateriale (DS)	50,046	54.56	—	—	25 / 40	[10]
	Forlì		Franco Rusticali (DS)		Franco Rusticali (DS)	39,927	56.64	—	—	25 / 40	[11]
	Modena		Giuliano Barbolini (DS)		Giuliano Barbolini (DS)	59,144	53.25	—	—	24 / 40	[12]
	Reggio Emilia		Antonella Spaggiari (DS)		Antonella Spaggiari (DS)	55,222	62.28	—	—	26 / 40	[13]
	Rimini		Giuseppe Chicchi (DS)		Alberto Ravaioli (PPI)	39,886	49.27	31,304	51.36	24 / 40	[14]
Tuscany	Arezzo		Paolo Ricci (PPI)		Luigi Lucherini (FI)	23,390	43.96	22,776	51.43	24 / 40	[15]
	Florence		Mario Primicerio (Ind.)		Leonardo Domenici (DS)	108,424	51.65	—	—	28 / 46	[16]
	Livorno		Gianfranco Lamberti (DS)		Gianfranco Lamberti (DS)	54,402	58.74	—	—	26 / 40	[17]
	Prato		Fabrizio Mattei (DS)		Fabrizio Mattei (DS)	50,826	54.65	—	—	24 / 40	[18]
Umbria	Perugia		Gianfranco Maddoli (Ind.)		Renato Locchi (DS)	53,580	58.54	—	—	25 / 40	[19]
	Terni		Gianfranco Ciaurro (FI)		Paolo Raffaelli (DS)	36,647	53.86	—	—	24 / 40	[20]
Marche	Ascoli Piceno		Roberto Allevi (DS)		Piero Celani (FI)	17,547	52.73	—	—	24 / 40	[21]
	Pesaro		Oriano Giovanelli (DS)		Oriano Giovanelli (DS)	30,749	55.02	—	—	24 / 40	[22]
	Urbino		Massimo Galuzzi (DS)		Massimo Galuzzi (DS)	6,812	71.61	—	—	15 / 20	[23]
Lazio	Viterbo		Marcello Meroi (AN)		Giancarlo Gabbianelli (AN)	20,893	53.10	—	—	24 / 40	[24]
Abruzzo	Teramo		Angelo Sperandio (Ind.)		Angelo Sperandio (Ind.)	19,387	53.73	—	—	24 / 40	[25]
Molise	Campobasso		Augusto Massa (DS)		Augusto Massa (DS)	18,539	58.97	—	—	24 / 40	[26]
Campania	Avellino		Antonio Di Nunno (PPI)		Antonio Di Nunno (PPI)	16,357	47.35	16,404	68.39	24 / 40	[27]
Apulia	Bari		Simeone Di Cagno Abbrescia (FI)		Simeone Di Cagno Abbrescia (FI)	103,369	54.15	—	—	28 / 46	[28]
	Foggia		Paolo Agostinacchio (AN)		Paolo Agostinacchio (AN)	47,201	52.54	—	—	24 / 40	[29]
Basilicata	Potenza		Domenico Potenza (DS)		Gaetano Fierro (UDEUR)	10,811	24.87	19,473	51.83	7 / 40	[30]
Sicily	Caltanissetta		Stefano Agliata[a]		Salvatore Messana (Ind.)	14,483	39.36	15,879	53.24	17 / 30
	Syracuse		Vincenzo Dell'Arte (PPI)		Giambattista Bufardeci (FI)	27,070	44.73	30,906	73.58	17 / 40

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