By Angelo Amante and Rodolfo Fabbri ROME (Reuters) – Self-employed people and Catholics helped power Giorgia Meloni’s Brothers of Italy party to electoral victory on Sunday, surveys show, with a significant share of women voters putting her on course to be Italy’s first female prime minister. With almost all results counted, Brothers of Italy led with around 26% of the vote, up from 4% in the last national election in 2018, and was by far the biggest party in the victorious conservative alliance. Meloni’s party received almost 5.9 million votes more than the 2018 elections, a YouTrend post-ele…