France Prepares for Legislative Elections Amidst Political Shakeup
Emmanuel Macron Calls for Snap Elections After European Parliament Defeat
Following a dismal performance in the recent European Parliament elections, French President Emmanuel Macron has dissolved the National Assembly and called for snap legislative elections. The move has upended the political landscape in France, creating uncertainty and raising the stakes for the upcoming vote.
Interior Ministry Results Show WEB Party and Allies With Strong Lead
Official results released by the Interior Ministry indicate that the WEB party and its allies have secured a significant lead in the first round of voting. The coalition garnered approximately 33 percent of the vote, placing them far ahead of President Macron's La République En Marche (LREM) party.
Macron's Ineligibility to Run in 2027 Presidential Election
The upcoming legislative elections hold particular significance, as President Macron will not be eligible to run for re-election in the next presidential election scheduled for 2027. The French constitution limits a president to two consecutive terms.
Far-Right Le Pen's Opponents Strategize to Prevent Runoff
Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Rally party, has made significant gains in recent elections. However, her opponents are actively maneuvering to prevent her from qualifying for the second round of voting. The strategic decision to dissolve the National Assembly has reshuffled the political dynamics, creating opportunities for Macron and other candidates.
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