Lega (Turin)
The Lega is a political party present in Turin through its own representatives on the councils of the Districts (Circoscrizioni), the civic centres into which the municipal territory is divided, within the centre-right coalition.[1]
Presence in the civic centres
In District 6, councillor Giulia Zaccaro, elected in 2021 on the Torino Bellissima list, had subsequently moved to the Lega group.[1]
Group changes in September 2026
On 23 September 2026, Zaccaro left the Lega group to join "Scienza ambiente e futuro", a new centre-right majority Mixed Group formed together with councillor Michele Celentano, who came from "Verso i Moderati". The move was part of a series of group changes among Turin District councillors ahead of the next elections, which also changed the balance within the groups of Fratelli d'Italia, the Democratic Party and the Mixed Group.[1]
Timeline
- — Four councillors from Turin's Districts change political group ahead of the upcoming elections, changing the balance in some of the City's civic centres. → CronacaQui Torino
- — Lega representative in Rivoli, Adduce, announces that the party will not take part in the 10 October march for Metro Line 1, arguing that the Government and Parliament are already working on the issue thanks to the efforts of MP Elena Maccanti. → TorinoOggi Il Torinese
Related articles: District 3, Giulia Zaccaro, Group Changes in Turin's Circoscrizioni (September 2026), Michele Celentano, Political Group Change for Four Turin Circoscrizione Councillors (September 2026), Stefano Bolognesi
Sources
- Viavai nelle Circoscrizioni torinesi: cambio di casacca per 4 consiglieri — CronacaQui Torino, 23 September 2026