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Friday, June 10, we are at D-2 of the first round of legislative elections. Until midnight tonight and the start of the reserve period, each group is mobilizing to hope to build a group in the National Assembly. The challenge for candidates is to mobilize voters when massive abstention is expected. Here are the stakes of this election.
A forced and forced return to the field for Emmanuel Macron. In Clichy-sous-Bois (Seine-Saint-Denis) Wednesday June 8 and in Gaillac (Tarn) Thursday, June 9, the Head of State descended into the arena a few days before the legislative elections to attack his opponents, Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Marine Le Pen. An approach to retain the absolute majority. According to the latest projections, Together! would get 260 to 300 seats, and the left alliance 175 to 215 seats.
On the side of the National Rally, Marine Le Pen hopes for at least fifteen deputies in order to form a group, which would be a first since 1986. The right hopes to obtain at best fifty deputies. “Why is it necessary to be a counterweight? To carry out important reforms in the interest of the country and in the interest of the French”believes Rachida datemayor The Republicans of the 7th arrondissement of Paris, in Iare 4 Truths about France 2 Friday June 10. But abstention threatens this election. Sunday June 12, more than one in two French people could shun the ballot box.