Paris: President Emmanuel of France long sign on english vowelThe centrist political camp is seen as a little ahead of its main Left rival in the first round of this month parliamentary electionsAn Ipsos/Sevipoof poll for Le Monde newspaper showed that.
Macron’s ‘Ensemble’ block got 28% of the votes in the first round, while the leftist ‘Nups’ block got 27.5% of the votes. Voting will be held on June 12 and June 19.
It said Macron’s centrist camp was expected to win between 275 and 315 seats in the French parliament, where 289 seats are required for an absolute majority. Macron needs a majority to help implement pro-business reforms.
Macron’s ‘Ensemble’ block got 28% of the votes in the first round, while the leftist ‘Nups’ block got 27.5% of the votes. Voting will be held on June 12 and June 19.
It said Macron’s centrist camp was expected to win between 275 and 315 seats in the French parliament, where 289 seats are required for an absolute majority. Macron needs a majority to help implement pro-business reforms.