Election
France 2024 Snap Legislative Election
June 30, 2024 – July 7, 2024
President Emmanuel Macron dissolved the National Assembly on the night of the European election, producing a three-week snap campaign. The two-round constituency election filled all 577 seats and returned a hung assembly: the Ministry's candidate-nuance totals gave the Union de la gauche 178 seats, Ensemble 150, Rassemblement National 125, Union de l'extrême droite 17 and other classifications the remainder.
Official results
France elects 577 deputies in separate two-round constituencies. Percentages below are nationwide shares among valid votes in each round, not a single proportional allocation. First-round turnout was 66.71%; second-round turnout was 66.63%.
First round — nationwide candidate nuances
- Rassemblement National29.3%9,379,092
37 constituencies won in the first round
- Union de la gauche28.1%8,995,226
32 constituencies won in the first round
- Ensemble !20%6,425,707
2 constituencies won in the first round
- Les Républicains6.6%2,106,166
1 constituency won in the first round
- Union de l'extrême droite4%1,268,822
1 constituency won in the first round
- Divers droite3.6%1,154,785
2 constituencies won in the first round
Second round — nationwide candidate nuances
- Rassemblement National32.1%8,744,080
88 seats won in round two; 125 total under the Ministry's RN nuance
- Union de la gauche25.7%7,004,725
146 seats won in round two; 178 total
- Ensemble !23.1%6,313,808
148 seats won in round two; 150 total
- Les Républicains5.4%1,474,650
38 seats won in round two; 39 total
- Union de l'extrême droite5%1,364,964
16 seats won in round two; 17 total
- Divers droite3.6%980,818
25 seats won in round two; 27 total
The Integrity Ledger
What the evidence establishes, and what it does not — side by side, each finding sourced and tiered.
What is established
No established findings recorded yet.
What is not established
- Process violationsDebunked
Challenges claiming that the compressed timetable violated the freedom or integrity of the election were rejected by the Constitutional Council, which held that the 30 June first round complied with Article 12's 20-to-40-day window.
- Statistical anomaliesDebunked
A mismatch between nationwide second-round vote shares and total seats is not evidence of altered counts. Candidates did not contest every constituency in round two, and seats were awarded through 577 separate races.
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