Polling stations in Italy were preparing on Saturday to open their doors to voters in Sunday's parliamentary election, which will determine who next governs the major European industrial economy and key NATO member. Almost 51 million Italians have been called to the polls on Sunday to vote for their new parliament. Polling station officers were busy validating the ballots in a school in Rome that is acting as a polling station. Voters will receive two ballots, one pink for the lower chamber vote and one yellow for the senate vote.
For the first time in Italy since the end of World War II, it could propel a far-right-leader, and a woman, into the premiership - Giorgia Meloni, whose Brothers of Italy party has led opinion polls.
Given the country's fractured political spectrum, no single party stands much chance of winning enough seats to govern alone, so it could take weeks to build a ruling coalition.
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