At the state level, the first force would be the National Front (RN), but not with the expected difference, with 34.1% of the votes. In Iparralde, on the other hand, the left-wing coalition, the Popular Front, could prevail.
The first force would be Marine Lepen’s National Front (RN) in the French state, but not with the expected difference, with 34.1% of the vote, according to surveys conducted by IFOP, Ipsos, OpinionWay and Elabe. In Iparralde, on the other hand, the left-wing coalition, the Popular Front, could gain the upper hand.
Behind the far right would be the left-wing Popular Front coalition, with about 29% of the vote, ahead of the centrist bloc of President Emmanuel Macron. According to the polls, the president’s party would win 20.5-23% of the vote.
In a calculation carried out by Elabe, the company predicts that RN and its allies could win between 260 and 310 parliamentary seats in the second round on July 7; However, Ipsos predicted a margin of 230 to 280 seats for the far right and its allies.
289 seats are needed to obtain an absolute majority in the National Assembly, the French parliament.
Source: EITB
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