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Upcoming: French Legislative Election Polls
Polls Reveal Tight Race in France
Majority Unclear in Upcoming Legislative Elections
Recent polls released in France paint a picture of a tight race, as voters prepare to cast their ballots in the upcoming legislative elections. The elections will be held in two rounds, on June 10 and 17, and will determine the makeup of the French National Assembly. The polls suggest that no single party is likely to win a clear majority, setting the stage for potential coalition governments.
According to a poll conducted by the Ifop polling organization, the center-left Socialist Party is currently leading the pack with 28% of the vote. However, the far-right National Front is hot on their heels with 26% of the vote, suggesting that the race for first place is still very much up in the air. The center-right Les Républicains are trailing behind with 18% of the vote, while other parties, including the left-wing La France Insoumise and the environmentalist Greens, are polling in the single digits.
These polls indicate that French voters are hungry for change, with a significant portion of the electorate expressing dissatisfaction with the current political landscape. The rise of the National Front, in particular, reflects a growing sense of frustration and alienation among many French citizens. It remains to be seen whether the Socialist Party will be able to hold on to its lead or whether the National Front will emerge victorious. With less than a month to go until the elections, the outcome remains uncertain.
Spiegel
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