#France (Hauts-de-Seine's 10th constituency election), snap national parliament election (second round):

Attal (RE-RE): 58.2%
Soubelet (NFP-LEFT|G/EFA|S&D): 41.8%

Incumbent Prime Minister Gabriel Attal is reelected as MP. He nevertheless announced his resignation as PM following tonight's national results.

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#France, snap national parliament election, second round:

Final results (seat distribution)

NFP-LEFT|G/EFA|S&D: 182 (+51)
Ensemble-RE: 168 (-76)
RN and allies-ID: 143 (+54)
LR/Divers droite-EPP: 60 (-11)
Divers gauche-*: 13 (-9)
Divers centre-*: 6 (+2)
Regionalists-*: 4 (-6)
Divers-*: 1

+/- vs. 2022 election

Source: Interior Ministry with Le Monde's labelling

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#France (European territory), snap national parliament election:

Final turnout

2024: 66.6%
2022: 46.2%
2017: 42.6%
2012: 55.4%
2007: 60.0%
2002: 60.3%

Source: Interior Ministry

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#France, snap national parliament election: with 126 seats, the Rassemblement National (ID) scores its best ever result since the party was founded in 1972, in spite of a significant underperformance.

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#France, snap national parliament election: Les Écologistes (LÉ-G/EFA) win 33 seats, a total that almost doubles their previous record.

Formerly known as Les Verts then Europe Écologie Les Verts, the party is part of the Nouveau Front populaire (LEFT|G/EFA|S&D) coalition.

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#France, snap national parliament election: building on its dynamic from its European Parliament election result, centre-left Parti Socialiste (S&D) more than doubles its seats in the National Assembly from a record-low 28 MPs in 2022.

It is, behind LFI-LEFT, the second most important party of the Nouveau Front populaire (LEFT|G/EFA|S&D) coalition, which won the most seats in Sunday's second round.

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#France: President Emmanuel Macron (RE-RE) will accept Prime Minister Gabriel Attal’s (RE-RE) resignation at the end of the day, according to Agence France-Presse.

The government will stay in place in a caretaker capacity until a new cabinet is appointed. Formally resigning allows ministers who also are members of parliament to vote for the National Assembly’s top jobs.

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#France: the Nouveau Front populaire (NFP-LEFT|G/EFA|S&D) parties have officially chosen Lucie Castets (*) as their Prime Minister candidate. President Emmanuel Macron (RE-RE) will now decide whether to appoint her or not.

Lucie Castets is a senior civil servant for the city of Paris and an activist for public services.

The NFP won a relative majority with 193 seats in this month’s snap national parliament election.

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#France: President Emmanuel Macron (RE-RE) has decided not to appoint Lucie Castets (*) as Prime Minister and rules out any left-wing government in the name of "institutional stability". He is set to launch new consultations on Tuesday and urges the PS (S&D), LÉ (G/EFA) and the PCF (LEFT) to "cooperate with the other political forces".

Lucie Castets was the Prime Minister candidate of the Nouveau Front populaire (NFP-LEFT|G/EFA|S&D), which holds a relative majority with 193 seats in the National Assembly.

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#France: President Emmanuel Macron (RE-RE) has appointed Michel Barnier (LR-EPP) as Prime Minister and asked him to form a government.

A former Member of Parliament, minister, and Member of the European Parliament, Michel Barnier is best known for his role as the European Commission’s Head of the UK Task Force between 2019 and 2021.

With a combined 213 seats, Ensemble, the presidential coalition, and LR are still short of an absolute majority but would be the biggest bloc in the National Assembly. During the past legislature, Ensemble governed with a de facto external support from LR.

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#France, Ifop poll:

Presidential election (scenario: Philippe runs as Ensemble (RE) candidate)

Le Pen (RN-PfE): 34%
Philippe (HOR-RE): 27% (+3)
Mélenchon (LFI-LEFT): 9% (-4)
Roussel (PCF-LEFT): 6% (+1.5)
Tondelier (LÉ-G/EFA): 5% (+3)
Wauquiez (LR-EPP): 4% (-1)
Faure (PS-S&D): 4% (-0.5)
Zemmour (REC-ESN): 3.5% (-1.5)
Lassalle (R!-*): 3% (+1)
Dupont-Aignan (DLF→ECR): 2% (-1)
Poutou (NPA-LEFT): 1.5%
Arthaud (LO-*): 1% (-0.5)

+/- vs. 16-18 April 2024

Fieldwork: 6-9 September 2024
Sample size: 1,107

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#France, Ifop poll:

Presidential election (scenario: Attal runs as Ensemble (RE) candidate)

Le Pen (RN-PfE): 35%
Attal (RE-RE): 24% (+4)
Mélenchon (LFI-LEFT): 10% (-4)
Tondelier (LÉ-G/EFA): 6% (+3)
Roussel (PCF-LEFT): 6% (+2)
Wauquiez (LR-EPP): 5% (-2)
Faure (PS-S&D): 4%
Zemmour (REC-ESN): 3% (-3)
Lassalle (R!-*): 3% (+1)
Dupont-Aignan (DLF→ECR): 2%
Poutou (NPA-LEFT): 1% (-1)
Arthaud (LO-*): 1%

+/- vs. 16-18 April 2024

Fieldwork: 6-9 September 2024
Sample size: 1,107

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#France, Ifop poll:

Presidential election (scenario: Hollande runs as PS (S&D) candidate and Philippe as Ensemble (RE) candidate)

Le Pen (RN-PfE): 34% (+2)
Philippe (HOR-RE): 26% (+2)
Mélenchon (LFI-LEFT): 9.5% (-2.5)
Hollande (PS-S&D): 8%
Tondelier (LÉ-G/EFA): 5% (n.a.)
Roussel (PCF-LEFT): 5% (-0.5)
Wauquiez (LR-EPP): 4% (-1)
Zemmour (REC-ESN): 3% (-3.5)
Lassalle (R!-*): 2%
Dupont-Aignan (DLF→ECR): 2%
Poutou (NPA-LEFT): 1% (-1)
Arthaud (LO-*): 0.5% (-0.5)

+/- vs. 16-18 April 2024

Fieldwork: 6-9 September 2024
Sample size: 1,107

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#France, Ifop poll:

Presidential election (scenario: Hollande runs as PS (S&D) candidate and Attal as Ensemble (RE) candidate)

Le Pen (RN-PfE): 35% (+3)
Attal (RE-RE): 22% (n.a.)
Mélenchon (LFI-LEFT): 10% (-2)
Hollande (PS-S&D): 7% (-1)
Roussel (PCF-LEFT): 6% (+0.5)
Wauquiez (LR-EPP): 5%
Tondelier (LÉ-G/EFA): 5% (n.a.)
Zemmour (REC-ESN): 3% (-3.5)
Lassalle (R!-*): 3% (+1)
Dupont-Aignan (DLF→ECR): 2%
Poutou (NPA-LEFT): 1% (-1)
Arthaud (LO-*): 1%

+/- vs. 16-18 April 2024

Fieldwork: 6-9 September 2024
Sample size: 1,107

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#France (Ardennes’s 1st constituency), national parliament by-election, first round today:

➤ Eligible voters: ~70,000
➤ Polls open: 8am-6pm CET
➤ Contesting: 11 candidates
➤ Electoral system: 2-round, single-member constituencies
➤ Incumbent party: RN (PfE) since 2024; Flavien Termet resigned for medical reasons.

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#France (Ardennes’s 1st constituency), national parliament by-election, first round:

Preliminary final results

Duflot (RN-PfE): 39% (+1)
Vuibert (*-RE): 25% (-1)
Maréchal (LR-EPP): 16% (+12)
Lerouge (NFP-LEFT|G/EFA|S&D): 11% (-7)
Talarico (*): 4% (n.a.)
D’Orgeville (EAC~G/EFA): 1% (-1)
Takawé (LO-*): 1%
North (*): 1% (n.a.)
De Causans (*): 1% (n.a.)
De Paris (*): 0% (n.a.)
Sandassi (*): 0% (n.a.)

+/- vs. July 2024 election

Jordan Duflot (RN-PfE) will face Lionel Vuibert (*-RE, formerly RE-RE) in the second round on December 8.

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#France: motion of no confidence against Prime Minister Michel Barnier (LR-EPP)

Majority: 288
Votes in favour of the motion: 331

Barnier lost the National Assembly’s confidence and president Emmanuel Macron (RE-RE) will have to nominate a new Prime Minister. The social security budget bill is also rejected.

After 1962, this is the second time in the history of the Fifth Republic that a motion of no confidence has been adopted.

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#France (Ardennes’s 1st constituency), national parliament by-election, second round:

Preliminary final results

Vuibert (*-RE): 50.9% (+4)
Duflot (RN-PfE): 49.1% (-4)

+/- vs. July 2024 election

Laurent Vuibert (*-RE) wins back the seat he held between 2022 and July 2024.

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