Key Takeaways
- The New Popular Front coalition won the French parliamentary elections, securing 182 seats in the National Assembly.
- The French President Emmanuel Macron’s centrist coalition received 168 seats in the parliamentary elections.
- The right-wing National Rally party took third place in the parliamentary elections, gaining 143 seats in the lower house of the country’s parliament.
Paris: The left-wing New Popular Front coalition won the parliamentary elections in France, securing 182 seats in the 577-seat National Assembly, the lower house of the French parliament.
Second place went to French President Emmanuel Macron’s centrist coalition, which received 168 seats. The right-wing National Rally party took third place in the parliamentary elections and gained 143 seats in the lower house of the country’s parliament.
The Republican Party took 45 seats, while the rest of the parties together received 39 seats.
