First French General Election

First General Election

N/A ← French general election, 27th May 2020 → 2nd

All 535 Seats in the National Assembly 268 needed for majority   First party Second party   Leader Philip the Bold Larry David Party French Communist Party The Republicans Leader's seat Did not stand Centre-Val de Loire Last election / / Seats won 245 116 Seat change +245 +116 Percentage 45.53% 21.56%   Third party Fourth party   Leader RgoldF Saphron Cotta-Arc Party National Rally La France Insoumise Leader's seat Hauts-de-France Did not stand Last election / / Seat change +99 +30 Percentage 18.4% 5.57%

Colours denote winning party in each region.

Largest Party after election Phillip the Bold French Communist Party

The First French general election was held on 27 May 2020 to elect 535 members to the National Assembly.

Results

Phillip the Bold's PCF won 245 seats the seats in the Assembly, while Larry David's Republicans only coming at a distant 116 seats. National Rally achieved third with 99 seats and Saphron Cotta-Arc's LFI achieved 30. Other parties were Johnathan's Socialist Party with 28 seats, Thomas Martin's Democratic Movement with 15 seats, and Pierre's LREM! with only 2 seats.

Party		Leader	%	Seats
	French Communist Party	Philip the Bold	45.53%	245 / 554
	The Republicans	Larry David	21.56%	116 / 554
	National Rally	RgoldF	18.4%	99 / 554
	La France Insoumise	Saphron Cotta-Arc	5.57%	30 / 554
	Socialist Party	Goodluck Jonathan	5.2%	28 / 554
	Democratic Movement	Thomas Martin	2.79%	15 / 554
	La République En Marche!	Pierre	0.37%	2 / 554

245	116	99	30	45
PCF	LR	NR	LFI	Others

French Republic
Regions
Auvergne-Rhônes-Alpes • Bourgogne-Franche-Comté • Bretagne • Centre-Val de Loire • Corse • Grand Est • Hauts-de-France • Île-de-France • Normandie • Nouvelle-Aquitaine • Occitanie • Pays de la Loire • Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Council of Ministers
Aritza I
President of France • Prime Minister of France
Minister of the Armed Forces • Minister of Europe and Foreign Affairs • Minister of the Economy and Finance Minister of the Interior • Minister of Justice • Minister of Solidarity and Health
French Parliament
National Assembly	Senate
President	President
Parliamentary Elections
National Assembly Elections	Senate Elections
1st • 2nd • 3rd	1st • 2nd
Presidential Elections
1st • 2nd