
Emmanuel Macron Party "Forward, Republic!" She won a confident victory in the parliamentary elections in France: according to the preliminary results of the second round, held on June 18, supporters of the current president will receive a powerful majority in the National Assembly - at least 315 seats of 577, according to the IPSOS forecast.
The “Republicans” will remain the main opposition party - they, according to forecasts, receive 97-135 seats.
The National Front Marine Le Pen first went to parliament, where he would receive from 4 to 8 mandates. Marin Le Pen herself won a convincing victory in her constituency, gaining almost 60% of the vote, while its main competitor is just over 30. Having become a deputy of the French parliament, Marine Le Pen will now have to abandon the mandate of the deputy of the European Parliament.
The former ruling social proportion suffered a full collapse - she will have 29–49 places in the new composition of the Nazama -Mammary.
The left-handed France, headed by Jean-Luc Melanshon, claims 12-17 seats in parliament and plans to form his own faction with the allies.
Elections to the National Assembly are held in France in two rounds according to the majority system. The first tour took place on June 11th. In the decisive round, on June 18, 1146 deputies fought.