In France, the final hours for nominations for the legislative elections are fast approaching, with the race set to begin on Sunday, June 30th. Parties have until 6pm today to register their names before the official electoral campaign begins tomorrow. A total of 577 constituencies are involved in the race, and a photo finish is expected this evening.
The left-wing alliance has already formed, bringing together various parties and agreeing on a program and candidates in a short amount of time. However, there are concerns about whether this alliance can hold up to the diversity of its components, especially after several critical deputies from Les Insoumis were dismissed.
On the center front, Prime Minister Gabriel Attal is leading the majority’s charge, focusing on purchasing power and promising various measures if his camp wins the presidency. Meanwhile, on the far-right side of things, candidates are gearing up for the election with uncertainties surrounding Reconquête’s number of candidates and any potential formation of a common candidate in 70 constituencies.
With the deadline for candidatures quickly approaching, France’s political landscape is heating up as alliances and parties prepare for
