Voting has resumed in Italy but the enthusiasm appears to be lukewarm at best. During the election's first installment on Sunday, 63 percent of voters went to the polls - fewer than the last time around. Many voters said they'd be making their choice at the last moment. Election laws make it difficult for any party to win a clear majority and people say they're sceptical about whether the next government will really make good on the candidates' pledges to revive the economy, stabilize prices and lift Italy out of its disenchantment with politics and politicians.