French Election Results: Far-Right National Rally Makes Gains, Macron's Party Claims Victory
Projections Show National Rally Winning Record Number of Seats
On Sunday, July 7, France elected 577 members of the National Assembly. According to preliminary results, the far-right National Rally party, led by Marine Le Pen, made significant gains, winning a record number of seats and becoming the largest opposition party in parliament.
Macron's Party Projected as Second Largest Block
President Emmanuel Macron's centrist party, Ensemble, performed better than expected, securing between 152 and 163 seats, making it the second largest block in parliament. However, it fell short of its goal of securing an absolute majority, giving it a weaker mandate to pursue its legislative agenda.
Interactive Map Tracks Results
For the latest and most accurate information, refer to the interactive map below, which tracks the results in each of the 577 constituencies of the Assemblée Nationale. The map is updated live as results are counted, providing a comprehensive overview of the electoral landscape in France.
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