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Step into the Italian Chamber of Deputies.
Look around as if you were sitting there. Click a seat to see who the deputy is, which party they belong to and how they voted.
The chamber
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This browser cannot show the chamber in 3D: WebGL is not available. Below is the floor plan, with the same data.
Hover over a seat to see who sits there, click to open their card. With the keyboard the floor plan is easier: there you move between seats with the arrow keys.Tap a seat to open the card. Walk between the benches with the joystick at the bottom left.
Hover over a seat to see who sits there, click to open their card. With the keyboard: Tab to enter the chamber, arrows to move between seats, Enter to open.Tap a seat to open the card. Use two fingers to zoom and move the plan.
Pick a vote
Sittings with votes
Votes
What Scranno shows
Who sits where, and what they do.
The 3D chamber and the floor plan use the seat coordinates published by the Chamber of Deputies. The reconstruction follows the measurements of Basile's design; furniture and decoration are simplified. In the plan each filled circle is a sitting deputy, in the seat they hold today. Empty circles are seats with no deputy assigned: the chamber has seats in the deputies' sectors; since the 19th legislature the Chamber has 400 deputies.
A deputy's card shows their group, the committees they sit on, how often they spoke in the chamber and how they voted in the vote you pick. To find out what they said, the question goes to Stenografo.
- Seats
- from camera.it
- Votes
- Electronic votes of the 19th legislature, from dati.camera.it in the ParliamentRAG graph. If the service does not answer, the page shows the confidence vote of 7 October 2026, saved here.
- Committees and activity
- Chamber of Deputies open data in the graph of ParliamentRAG, data