Giorgia Meloni: Italy's first female PM to be, vows to unite the country

Center-right coalition consisting of the Brothers of Italy, League and Forza Italia parties gained 44.53%

The poll by RAI showed three parties, including the far-right Brothers of Italy, will take between 41% and 45% of the vote. The other two parties in the grouping are Matteo Salvini's League and Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia party.

A center-left bloc was projected on 22.5% to 26.5 percent.

The cost of living crisis dominated campaigning and, following divisions between center- and left-wing parties, the right were widely expected to gain power.

Italy's next prime minister will now be chosen by President Sergio Mattarella following consultations with parliament.
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A center-right coalition consisting of the Brothers of Italy, League and Forza Italia parties gained 44.53% of the vote in the Senate election in Italy with more than 90% of the ballots counted, according to data on the Interior Ministry’s website.

As for the lower house elections, the center-right garnered 44.34%.

Leader of the Brothers of Italy party Giorgia Meloni is highly likely to be nominated to be prime minister.
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VIDEO: Discorso di Giorgia Meloni, accompagnato e dagli applausi dei militanti di FdI, molti con gli occhi lucidi per l’emozione, è stato quello di un premier in pectore.

«L’Italia ha scelto noi e noi non la tradiremo, come non l’abbiamo tradita mai. È importante capire che, se saremo chiamati a governare questa Nazione, lo faremo per tutti, per tutti gli italiani, con l’obiettivo di unire questo popolo. Di esaltare quello che lo unisce piuttosto che quello che lo divide».

"Italy has chosen us and we will not betray it, as we have never betrayed it. It is important to understand that, if we are called to govern this nation, we will do it for everyone, for all Italians, with the aim of uniting this people".