After braving long lines, Italians cast their votes Sunday in one of the country's most uncertain election in years. <br /> Polls have now closed and exit polls suggest a center-right coalition, led by former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, gaining the most seats in parliament, but still far short of a majority.<br />The anti-establishment Five Star Movement looks to be second and will likely be the largest single party. <br />However, as of yet, no party is expected to gain a majority to form a government and could spark political chaos in the coming days. <br />They may have to seek alliances, but the position of Prime Minister is expected to be hotly contested. <br />Exit polls have been inaccurate in the past and a new electoral system has only added to the unpredictability of this year's election. <br />Campaigns have been dominated by immigration and the economy, with far-right parties pushing anti-EU sentiment. <br />
