(ANSA) - ROME, FEB 27 - Paolo Truzzu, Cagliari mayor and
defeated centre-right candidate for Sardinia governor, said
Tuesday his Brothers of Italy (FdI) party, led by Premier
Giorgia Meloni, would weigh whether to ask for a recount of
Sunday's wafer-thin election result after a court rules on the
issue.
"In Cagliari alone there were 1,000 spoiled ballots," said the
mayor, who lost by about 0.3% to the centre left's Alessandra
Todde, a bigwig in the leftist populist 5-Star Movement (M5S)
and now Sardinia's first woman governor after the success of the
'broad field' alliance with the centre-left Democratic Party
(PD).
The FdI says there were irregularities in voting in a small town
near Sassari in the north of the island and another small town
in southern Sardinia. (ANSA).
Truzzu says will weigh recount request after court ruling
In Cagliari alone 1,000 spoiled ballots - defeated Sardinia man