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Grand and General Council

Consiglio Grande e Generale

Coat of arms or logo
Type
Type

Unicameral
Leadership
Captains regent

Mirko Tomassoni
Luca Santolini
since 1 October 2018
Structure
Seats 60
San Marino general election 2016 diagram.svg
Political groups
Government (35)


  •      DSL (14)


  •      FR (AP–UR) (11)


  •      Civic 10 (10)


Opposition (25)




  •      SMCDP (10)


  •      RETE Movement (8)


  •      SP (3)


  •      PSD (3)


  •      DM-SMT (1)
Elections
Voting system
Semi-proportional representation with majority bonus system
Last election
 20 November 2016
Meeting place
Chamber of the Grand and General Council of San Marino.JPG

Palazzo Pubblico
San Marino, San Marino
Website
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San Marino
Coat of arms of San Marino.svg

This article is part of a series on the
politics and government of
San Marino


  • Constitution


  • Captains Regent

    • Luca Santolini

    • Mirko Tomassoni



  • Congress of State

  • Grand and General Council

  • Political parties

  • Elections in San Marino


  • Foreign relations
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The Grand and General Council (Italian: Consiglio Grande e Generale) is the parliament of San Marino. The council has 60 members elected for a five-year term.


The country's electoral law is based on the electoral system of Italian municipalities. Between 1945 and 2007, San Marino used proportional representation. A majority of at least 35 seats is given to the winning coalition of parties which receives an absolute majority of votes at the first or the eventual second round of elections. Within single coalitions, seats are divided between the parties using a D'Hondt system. A 3.5% threshold exists, together with guarantees for female candidates.


The Council appoints from among its members the Congress of State, which is the executive branch of the government, and the Captains Regents, who serve as the heads of state.


The Council is the equivalent of the Roman Senate during the Roman Republic.



Results





















































































































































































































Coalition
 Party
 First round
 Second round
Votes
 %
 Seats[a]
 Votes
 %
 Seats[b]
 +/–

San Marino First

Sammarinese Christian Democratic Party
 4,752
 24.5 16
 6,889
 42.1
 10
 –11


Socialist Party
 1,496
 7.7 5
 3
 –4


Party of Socialists and Democrats
 1,392
 7.2 4
 3
 –7

Sammarinese (NS–SsC)
 414
 2.1 0
 0
 –


Direct coalition votes
 44
 0.2 0
 0
 –


Total
 8,098
 41.7 25
 16
 –22

Adesso.sm
Democratic Socialist Left (SU–PR–LabDem)
 2,352
 12.1 8
 9,482
 57.9
 14
 +9

Future Republic (AP–UR)
 1,865
 9.6 6
 11
 +6


Civic 10
 1,800
 9.3 6
 10
 +6


Direct coalition votes
 88
 0.5 0
 0
 –


Total
 6,105
 31.4 20
 35
 +21

Democracy in Motion

RETE Movement
 3,561
 18.3 12
8
 +4


Democratic Movement – San Marino Together
 872
 4.5 3
 1
 New


Direct coalition votes
 70
 0.4 0
 0
 –


Total
 4,503
 23.2 15
 9
 +4

List of Free People
 412
 2.1 0
 0
 New

Sammarinese Democratic Revival
 309
 1.6 0
 0
 New
Invalid/blank votes
 849
 –
 –
 653
 –
 –
 –

Total
20,276
100
60
17,024
100
60
0
Registered voters/turnout
 33,985
 59.7
 –
 33,985
 50.1
 –
 –
Source: Segreteria di Stato Libertas




  1. ^ Initial allocation of seats


  2. ^ Final allocation of seats




See also



  • Politics of San Marino

  • List of legislatures by country



External links


  • Official website





Coordinates: 43°56′12″N 12°26′47″E / 43.93667°N 12.44639°E / 43.93667; 12.44639














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