French 2024 legislative elections: Leftist NFP alliance leads both Macron and far right: Follow LIVE

Will the RN and Jordan Bardella have an absolute majority in the National Assembly? Following the announcement of the Rassemblement National's historic victory with over 31% in the European elections on June 9th, President Emmanuel Macron announced the dissolution of the National Assembly under Article 12 of the Constitution. The second round of legislative elections takes place on July 7th. Follow our LIVE coverage on Sunday, July 7th from 7pm (Paris time).
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[shafiqraju]

It's great to see that nobody in France is saying that the voting machines algorithm has changed results

[johndeere]

The far right “it’s a political game” correct! And you got played! LOL … complaining you got out politicked in politics is never not funny.

[jesusgutierrez]

The French have voted, each country gets what it deserves.

[oitjppq]

The will of the French people is that democracy will continue and only deals between the parties will carry the country forward

[francisyu]

Macron pulled off his contingent idea. Brilliant!

[practice]

A preview of what is going to happen in the US in November. Congrats to our friends in France!

[fgm]

I would attribute this entire shift to the right in Europe to the unregulated illegal immigration for decades and failed integration policies. The same thing in Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark. UK will be next. And then all the “democratic” parties make pacts against the right, launch democracy campaigns costing millions of euros instead of governing decently...

[PeterWinehouse]

French people are speaking better and better English as twenty years ago.

[politicallyincorrect]

I hate LePen but I also hate the uncontrolled immigration. It is kind of hypocritical for me to say this as I am an emigrants myself but on the other hand you need some order.

[miguelparedes]

im just looking for the results, dont care about opinion.

[dairebulson]

Good on you, Daniele Obono, to give Jean-Luc Melenchon credit where it's due

[gpkh-xgqc]

Weak government is good for people. People’s demands are always fulfilled by weak government and not by strong government, that too by RW party govt.

[LtColwtf]

I guess this is early 21st century France auditioning for the part of early 20th century Spain. Ballsy move. It’s all smiles from some quarters now. We won’t be smiling in a few weeks to months from now, that is for sure. Neither will the Cheshire cats gloating in the studio.

[patriciafitch]

Who is the man on the panel with the American accent?

[Kentuckyhunter]

Well French people it’s time to take your country back or be doomed

[Agtsmirnoff]

How embarassing in France to have regular rioting in the streets. A mayor was hospitalized and a police office was severely burned by a molotov cocktail.

I wouldn't attend the Olympics personally, 100% not safe

[shutup]

open borders has made Paris so beautiful

[HuiChyr]

Far Left coalition may break apart when they are in power. Coalition consist of 50+ parties. Lets see how they stay intact. Each leader will be fighting for power within the coalition. There's more drama to see in this episode. 🤣

[adamcadovius]

Guess the rioting helped…viva la France?

[bardwessel]

Arnaud Dassier(LR-RN): "You have to be divisive, otherwise you're selling nothing." Let's hope that very few, and indeed as few as possible, shall ever buy the sorts of opinions that should neither be received for free, while believing in division may only be one amongst points to consider where people actually believes in dividing powers as opposed to the possibly uniting powers that are needed to achieve common progress, and while we're at it: To neither believe in conservativism on the basis of presuming each individual's right and ability to think and to behave conservatively on their own behalf, nor to believe in solidarity on the basis of wishing nobody to be left behind on account of conditions that are never chosen by anyone, these are both quite different matters then marily showing complete disrespect towards both the voters who in the end took action and to the uniting parties who in the end succeded at waking people up. It's thanks to them all only, no doubt, shall selling devisive manners to devided people not fall too easily to devisive characters to possibly be avoided within a future that can't exactly be guaranteed not to come with quite some amounts of desperation, even divisive manners let alone.