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Italy's centre-left is short of 35 seats in the
Senate, local media reported Tuesday, after votes cast by Italians
living abroad were added to the total.
No coalition was confirmed as having secured a majority in the
Senate, broadcaster SkyTG24 said. The centre-left won 123 seats,
conservatives 117, the protest Five Star Movement (M5S) 54, centrists
19, minor parties 2. The majority threshold is 158.
In the lower house, the Chamber of Deputies, different electoral
rules assigned the centre-left a clear majority: 345 of 630 seats.
Conservatives followed with 125, M5S had 109, centrists 47 and minor
parties 4.
