what filters and the scenarios for the government – ​​

The turnout rate in the second round of the legislative elections in France rose to 26.63% at 12:00, compared to 25.9% in the first round, the Ministry of the Interior indicated. This is the highest for a legislative election since 1981 (28.3%). A historic figure for the French elections while the first instant polls of the electoral round are filtering out from Paris, which portray a situation in which forming a government seems an extremely difficult operation.

In fact, there would not be an absolute majority for the Rassemblement National of Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella. According to the very first instant polls with the ballot box open by French polling institutes revealed by Affaritaliani in the second round of the legislative elections in France, the right wing of Le Pen and Bardella should stop at a total of between 205 and 225 seats in the National Assembly in Paris. The absolute majority is 289 seats out of a total of 577. The New Popular Front of the Left, thanks to the withdrawal in many constituencies with President Emmanuel Macron’s Ensemble, is credited with between 190 and 210 seats, while the president’s party should stop at between 140 and 160.