Political performance measuring and tracking through a system based on the Political Performance Indicator (Iep): Naples 2021 case

Many studies have been carried out on election systems; in fact, literature on this matter is very broad ranging and multidisciplinary, spanning from law to statistics. This paper examines the electoral administrative systems, and in trying to focus on the political supply analysis, concentrates its attention to the pre-electoral process, the presentation of electoral groups and the electorate. Using a multi-disciplinary approach, this paper brings current regulations and quantitative methodology of analysis into line with the aim of achieving a clear understanding of the administrative vote and the political offer. The aim of the paper is the measurement and monitoring of the efficiency of political systems through an index of organisational efficiency (Ieo) for political parties. At the beginning, the processes identified by current regulations as crucial during the so-called pre-electoral phases of preparation of political parties' groups (Signature presentation and Candidates) were identified in two. The first refers to the signing of the declaration by the list presenters, the second to the declarations of candidate acceptances. The main purpose of this paper is to suggest a synthetic index comprising several indicators designed to measure the efficiency (and observance) of current legislative provisions on elections