Far-right party wins first round of French parliamentary election
French President Emmanuel Macron suffered a damaging defeat in France's first round of preliminary elections. Macron's centrist alliance came in third place. The far-right national rally party won the election with 33% of the vote.
French Election Yields Deadlock as Left Surges and Far Right Comes Up Short
But France looked near ungovernable, with the Paris Olympics about to open in less than three weeks. The left surged, the National Rally added dozens of seats to its presence in the National Assembly, and Mr. Macron’s party suffered a stinging defeat, with the 250 seats held by his party and its allies in the National Assembly cut by about a third.
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