The president of the Province of Latina is the head of the provincial government in Latina, Lazio, Italy. The president oversees the administration of the province, coordinates the activities of the municipalities, and represents the province in regional and national matters.
Since March 2026, the office has been held by Federico Carnevale of the centre-right coalition.
History The Province of Latina was established in 1934 by the Fascist government. Local autonomy had been abolished and provincial administrations were placed under central control, with appointed officials replacing elected presidents.
After the establishment of the Italian Republic, the office was restored and the president was again elected by the Provincial Council starting from 1951. In 1995, a reform introduced the direct election of the president by popular vote. The Province of Latina was eventually reformed in 2014 under national legislation on provinces, with its functions reduced in favour of the Lazio region and local municipalities.
List Presidents of the Province (1951–present) No.PortraitNameTerm of officePartyStartEnd ? ? ? ?Antonio Corona 21 March 1989 20 July 1990Christian Democracy 20 July 1990 6 November 1991 Severino Del Balzo 19 November 1991 10 November 1994 Italian Republican Party Amodio Di Marzo 4 January 1995 24 April 1995 Italian People's PartyParide Martella 24 April 1995 14 June 1999Christian Democratic Centre 14 June 1999 14 June 2004Armando Cusani 14 June 2004 8 June 2009Forza ItaliaThe People of Freedom 8 June 2009 6 November 2013 Salvatore De Monaco (acting) 6 November 2013 12 October 2014 National Alliance Eleonora Della Penna 12 October 2014 29 April 2018 Civic list Carlo Medici 29 April 2018 20 December 2021 Democratic Party Domenico Vulcano (acting) 4 October 2021 20 December 2021 Forza Italia Gerardo Stefanelli 20 December 2021 16 March 2026 Italia Viva Federico Carnevale 16 March 2026 Incumbent Independent (centre-right)
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