National Group RN and allies would gain 36% of the vote, with 250-280 delegates; the absolute majority is 289. The left-wing New People’s Front would come in second place with 27% (150-170 seats) and the Macronist formation with 20% and 90-110 deputies.
France is entering the final part of the campaign for the first round of early parliamentary elections far-right National Group (RN) finished in first place in the polls. Moreover, it would not be far from an absolute majority in the National Assembly, according to the latest election survey published this Sunday.
Seven days before the first round on Sunday the 30th, the Elabe poll released this Sunday by Tribune du Dimanche and BFMTV assigns the far-right ANational groupl RN and its right-wing allies a 36% of votes, with 250-280 delegatesan arch that is in the upper part close to the absolute majority of 289.
He New Left Popular Front would come second with a 27% (150-170 seats), while the current one macronist majority continues at third position and further down (20% and 90-110 alternates).
The match conservative Republicans (LR) remains in the 10% and between 35 and 45 delegates.
Seat calculations before the first round are complicated in France due to uncertainty over how to define the second-round duels in each of the 577 constituencies that elect their deputy.
Participation would show a clear increasesince one 60% of those consulted say they will vote with confidence.
In the European elections on the 9th, participation remained at 51.49% and in the first round of the 2022 parliamentary elections it was only 47.5%.
Source: EITB
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