The preliminary results show that the Macron camp has not received an absolute majority in the French National Assembly election

Xinhua News Agency, Paris, June 19 (Reporter Xu Yongchun Tang Yan) The preliminary statistical results released by the French Ministry of the Interior on the evening of the 19th showed that in the second round of voting of the French National Assembly election on the day, President Macron's intermediate alliance " Although "leading together, it failed to get the absolute majority of the National Assembly.

According to the preliminary results announced by the French Ministry of the Internal Council after completing the 97%voting statistics, among the 577 seats in the National Assembly, the intermediate alliance "together" won 234 seats, which is lower than the 289 seats that the absolute majority of the National Assembly. The left -wing league where the party leader "French" leader Mei Langxiong was 124 seats; the "National Alliance" led by Marina Le Pen was 89 seats; the right -wing Republican Party received 61 seats.

The preliminary statistics also showed that the abandonment rate for the second round of voting for the National Parliament was 53.11%of the total number of registered voters.

Compared with 2017, the number of seats won in this National Parliament's election decreased significantly. In June 2017, the joint camp led by Macron led by the Republic of the Republic won 350 seats in the National Parliament election, occupying an absolute majority.

The French National Assembly election is also called legislative elections. Whether the ruling party can occupy an absolute majority in the National Assembly will affect the appointment of the new Prime Minister's candidate and the composition of the government, and it also affects the direction and efficiency of the ruling party's future governance.

Among the 577 constituencies in France, 1 National Parliament was generated in each constituency, which was voted directly by voters in this constituency for 5 years. In the first round of voting, candidates can be elected by getting more than half of the votes; candidates who have not obtained half of the votes but received 12.5%of the registered voters in this constituency entered the second round of voting, and the highest votes were elected. The first and second rounds of the French National Assembly elections this year were held on June 12 and 19, respectively.

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