President of Aosta Valley

This is the list of Presidents of Aosta Valley since 1946.


Presidents of the Aosta Valley region
President Party Term Legislature
Federico Chabod Independent 1946 Provisional
Severino Caveri UV 1946–1949 Provisional
Severino Caveri UV 1949–1954 I Legislature
Vittorino Bondaz DC 1954–1959 II Legislature
Oreste Marcoz UV 1959–1963 III Legislature
Severino Caveri UV 1963–1966 IV Legislature
Cesare Bionaz DC 1966–1968 IV Legislature
Cesare Bionaz DC 1968–1969 V Legislature
Mauro Bordon DC 1969–1970 V Legislature
Cesare Dujany DP 1970–1973 V Legislature
Cesare Dujany DP 1973–1974 VI Legislature
Mario Andrione UV 1974–1978 VI Legislature
Mario Andrione UV 1978–1983 VII Legislature
Mario Andrione UV 1983–1984 VIII Legislature
Augusto Rollandin UV 1984–1988 VIII Legislature
Augusto Rollandin UV 1988–1990 IX Legislature
Gianni Bondaz DC 1990–1992 IX Legislature
Ilario Lanivi AI 1992–1993 IX Legislature
Dino Viérin UV 1993–1998 X Legislature
Dino Viérin UV 1998–2002 XI Legislature
Roberto Louvin UV 2002–2003 XI Legislature
Carlo Perrin UV 2003–2004 XII Legislature
Luciano Caveri UV 2004–2008 XII Legislature
Augusto Rollandin UV 2008–2013 XIII Legislature
Augusto Rollandin UV 2013–present XIV Legislature

Source: Regional Government of Aosta Valley – Governments since 1946

Abruzzo
Gianni Chiodi (PdL)
Aosta Valley
Augusto Rollandin (UV)
Apulia
Nichi Vendola (SEL)
Basilicata
Vito De Filippo (PD)
Calabria
Giuseppe Scopelliti (PdL)
Campania
Stefano Caldoro (PdL)
Emilia-Romagna
Vasco Errani (PD)
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Debora Serracchiani (PD)
Lazio
Nicola Zingaretti (PD)
Liguria
Claudio Burlando (PD)
Lombardy
Roberto Maroni (LL–LN)
Marche
Gian Mario Spacca (PD)
Molise
Paolo Di Laura Frattura (PD)
Piedmont
Roberto Cota (LN–P)
Sardinia
Ugo Cappellacci (PdL)
Sicily
Rosario Crocetta (PD)
Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol
Alberto Pacher (PD)
Tuscany
Enrico Rossi (PD)
Umbria
Catiuscia Marini (PD)
Veneto
Luca Zaia (LV–LN)
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