This Sunday, June 30, Marine Le Pen triumphed in the first round of the legislative elections in the 11th constituency of Pas-de-Calais, obtaining 58.04% of the votes. Her opponents, Samira Laal of the New Popular Front (26.05%) and Dorian Lamy of Ensemble (7.58%), were significantly outdistanced.
The result marks his third consecutive term since 2017, underscoring the unwavering confidence of his voters in the region. The victory could potentially pave the way for an absolute majority for the National Rally in the National Assembly. Marine Le Pen has expressed hope that Jordan Bardella will be appointed prime minister, a prospect that could redefine the French political landscape.
The National Rally is celebrating this victory, while attention turns to the rest of the country, where the final results of the legislative elections could mark a new era for the French Republic.
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