List of Presidents of Tuscany


Statute Regional Government President: Enrico Rossi Vice President: Stella Targetti Regional Council President: Alberto Monaci Provinces Arezzo Florence Grosseto Livorno Lucca Massa-Carrara Pisa Pistoia Prato Siena Elections 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010 Political parties Democratic Party The People of Freedom
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This is the list of Presidents of Tuscany since 1970.

Presidents of Tuscany
President	Party	Term	Legislature
Lelio Lagorio	PSI	1970–1978	I-II Legislatures
Mario Leone	PSI	1978–1983	II-III Legislatures
Gianfranco Bartolini	PCI	1983–1990	III-IV Legislatures
Marco Marcucci	PCI/PDS	1990–1992	V Legislature
Vannino Chiti	PDS/DS	1992–2000	V-VI Legislatures
Claudio Martini	DS/PD	2000–2010	VII-VIII Legislatures
Enrico Rossi	PD	since 2010	IX Legislature

Presidents of Regions of Italy

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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