ROME—Italy’s national election produced no outright winner on Sunday, Mar. 4, according to exit polls that pointed to possible political gridlock, with voters backing anti-establishment and far-right parties in record numbers.
A rightist alliance emerged with the biggest bloc of votes, ahead of the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, the largest single party, polls showed. The ruling center-left coalition came third, hurt by anger over poverty and mass immigration.
