She has been coming to work with her mum in the European Parliament since she was six weeks old – so it’s hardly surprising three-year-old Vittoria Cerioli thinks she’s earned a right to vote too.
Vittoria – the daughter of Italian MEP Licia Ronzulli – stole the show in a parliamentary session in Strasbourg yesterday, raising her hand with her mum to vote on a new motion.
Alongside her favourite Teletubby toy, Vittoria helped her mum with her paperwork and played on her smartphone, behaving much better than the average politician.
Here are some pictures of Vittoria’s illustrious career in politics.
Vittoria and Licia stole the show at the European Parliament yesterday.
Vittoria went through her mother’s paperwork, ‘helping’ her file it properly.
Vittoria voted alongside her mum in several motions.
Vittoria copied almost everything her mum did.
Vittoria even grabbed the microphone at one point.
Vittoria voting with her stuffed toy in November 2012.
Mum and daughter voting in February 2012.
Licia and Vittoria in parliament in February 2012.
Licia and Vittoria in December 2011.
Licia started bringing Vittoria to parliament when she was just six weeks old.
Vittoria was a tiny baby when she made her parliamentary debut.
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