The start of the legislative elections is given. This Saturday noon Paris time, 8 a.m. local time, Saint-Pierre and Miquelon got the ball rolling.
THE Voters from Saint-Barthélemy, Guadeloupe, Saint-Martin, Guyana, French Polynesia, Martinique, and those residing in America will be called to the polls later today. Then comes the turn of New Caledonia from 10 p.m. Paris time. For the majority of voters, those in France, voting will begin on Sunday at 8 a.m.
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Strong participation expected
Only three weeks after the dizziness of dissolution, the time for the first lessons is approaching, before the second round on July 7. Can the National Assembly be dominated for the first time in the Fifth Republic by the far right? Can RN president Jordan Bardella replace Gabriel Attal at Matignon? Can the left spring a surprise? In the absence of definitive answers, the first results expected from 8:00 p.m. on Sunday should make it possible to see things more clearly.
Pollsters and politicians expect a sharp increase in turnout compared to the 2022 legislative elections, for which 47.51% of voters turned out. This time, turnout could reach or even exceed two-thirds of registered voters.
A resurgence due in part to the potentially historic consequences of these legislative elections, which for the first time since 1997 will not be aligned with the presidential election.
