List of Presidents of Veneto


Statute Regional Government President: Luca Zaia Vice President: Marino Zorzato Cabinet Regional Council President: Clodovaldo Ruffato Members (previous term) Provinces of Veneto Belluno Padua Rovigo Treviso Venice Verona Vicenza Elections Political parties
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This is the list of Presidents of Veneto since 1970.

Presidents of Veneto
President	Party	Term	Legislature
Angelo Tomelleri	DC	1970–1971	I Legislature
Angelo Tomelleri	DC	1971–1972	I Legislature
Piero Feltrin	DC	1972–1973	I Legislature
Angelo Tomelleri	DC	1973–1975	I Legislature
Angelo Tomelleri	DC	1975–1977	II Legislature
Angelo Tomelleri	DC	1977–1980	II Legislature
Carlo Bernini	DC	1980–1985	III Legislature
Carlo Bernini	DC	1985–1989	IV Legislature
Gianfranco Cremonese	DC	1989–1990	IV Legislature
Gianfranco Cremonese	DC	1990–1992	V Legislature
Franco Frigo	DC	1992–1993	V Legislature
Giuseppe Pupillo	PDS	1993–1994	V Legislature
Aldo Bottin	PPI	1994–1995	V Legislature
Giancarlo Galan	FI	1995–2000	VI Legislature
Giancarlo Galan	FI	2000–2005	VII Legislature
Giancarlo Galan	FI	2005–2010	VIII Legislature
Luca Zaia	LV	2010–...	IX Legislature

Source: Veneto Region

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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