Template:Italian general election, 2006-House of Freedoms

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Party Description 2001[1] 2004[2]
Forza Italia
Forza Italia		 Personality-driven party led by Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. 29.4% 20.1%
National Alliance
Alleanza Nazionale, AN		 Conservative party led by Gianfranco Fini, then Minister for Foreign Affairs and vice-premier. 12.0% 11.5%
UDC
UDC		 Moderate Catholic centrist party, officially led by Lorenzo Cesa; however its main member is Pierferdinando Casini, then the Speaker of the Lower House. 3.2% 5.9%
Lega Nord-Movement for Autonomy
Lega Nord-Movimento per l'Autonomia		 Joint ticket of Northern League, an autonomous regionalist Northern Italian party, led by former Reform Minister Umberto Bossi, and Movement for Autonomy, a Southern Italy-based, centrist minor party led by Raffaele Lombardo. 3.9%[3] 5.0%[4]
New DC-NPSI
Nuova DC-Nuovo PSI		 Joint ticket of Christian Democracy for the Autonomies (sometimes New DC), a centrist minor party led by Gianfranco Rotondi, and Socialist Party New PSI, a minor socialist party led by Gianni De Michelis. 1.0%[5] 2.0%[6]
Social Alternative
Alternativa Sociale		 Confederation of far right and fascist movements, led by Alessandra Mussolini, granddaughter of the former dictator of Italy. — 1.2%
Tricolour Flame
Fiamma Tricolore		 Small neo-fascist party led by Luca Romagnoli, an MEP elected in 2004 for Social Alternative. — —
Liberal Reformers
Riformatori Liberali		 Small libertarian movement, born as split of the Italian Radicals and led by Benedetto Della Vedova. It is closely associated to Forza Italia. — —
No Euro Movement
No Euro		 Negligible eurosceptic movement led by Renzo Rabellino. — < 0.1%[7]
  1. ^  Result in the Italian general election of 2001
  2. ^  Result in the European election of 2004
  3. ^  Only Northern League; the Movement for Autonomy was not present in these elections.
  4. ^  Only NPSI; the Christian Democracy for the Autonomies was not present in these elections.
  5. ^  Present only in the North-Western costituency, in which it took 0.8% of votes.