The far-right coalition appears to gain a parliamentary majority, according to exit polls

The far-right coalition led by Georgia Meloni's nationalist party «Fratelli d'Italia» (Fratelli d'Italia) in Italy's parliamentary elections appears to secure 41%-45%, sufficient to form a parliamentary majority, according to the first exit-polls.

According to the exit poll for the state broadcaster Rai, the bloc of conservative parties, which includes the far-right party, Mateo Salvini's «Lega» and Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia, is winning between 41% and 45%.

The «Brothers of Italy» party has 22.5-26.5%, the «Lega» party 8.5-12.5% and Forza Italia 5-9%, according to the Mediaset exit poll.

According to the first exit polls, conducted by the polling company Consorzio Opinio Italia and broadcast by the Italian public television Rai, the vote estimate is as follows:

Brothers of Italy 24 %

Democratic Party 19%

Five Star Movement 15,5%

Lega 10,5 %

Forza Italia 7%

Centrist Alliance Renzi - Calenta 7,5%

Italian Left - Ecologists 4 %

More Europe 1.5 %

Full results are expected early Monday.