France’s Parliamentary Elections – Are they backfiring on Macron?

(005320.38-:E-003569.93:N-HO:R-SU:C-30:V)   


Jan‘s Advertisement
Video: An amazing small Community this is the way to live
This is a short video to show you some amazing People. This is a short piece from a much bigger, more comprehensive video.


French voters headed to the polls yesterday for the first round of parliamentary elections. Exit polls show the nationalist-populist National Rally in the lead with 33% of the vote as turnout approached 70%, the highest in 40 years.

French President Emmanuel Macron called snap elections last month when the National Rally defeated centrists in the European Union’s parliamentary elections (see previous write-up). Observers suggest that decision backfired, with Macron’s centrist Together for the Republic coalition now trailing in third place (22%) after the left-wing New Popular Front (29%).

On July 7, leading candidates without an outright majority will advance to a second round of elections to determine the makeup of France’s 577-member National Assembly (see overview). Macron has vowed to remain president until 2027 regardless of the results; however, if the National Rally places first on Sunday, Macron will appoint a prime minister from the party as part of a power-sharing system.

Source: 1440



Jan‘s Advertisement
Attention: Where to find most of Jans Videos: 400 Videos on Bitchute
For those who want to view my videos, the most complete list is on Bitchute. If you go there, youll see over 400 videos that Ive posted in the last 5 years. Just scroll down and keep scrolling down.

%d bloggers like this:
Skip to toolbar