Fourth French general election

Fourth French general election

3rd ← French General election, 5th June 2020 → 5th

380 seats in the National Assembly 191 seats needed for a majority   Majority party Minority party   Leader Amets Aritza Saphron Cotta-Arc Party French Communist Party La France Insoumise Leader's seat Nouvelle-Aquitaine Normandie Last election 255 64 Seats won 167 78 Seat change -88 +14 Percentage 43.95% 20.53%   Third party Fourth party   Leader RgoldF Larry David Party National Rally The Republicans Leader's seat Hauts-de-France Centre-Val de Loire Last election 61 89 Seats won 47 29 Seat change -14 -60 Percentage 12.37% 7.63%

Colors denote party winning plurality of seats

Largest Party before election Amets Aritza French Communist Party Elected Largest Party Amets Aritza French Communist Party

The Fourth French general election was held on 5th June 2020 to elect all 380 members of the National Assembly.

Results

Most parties experienced losses this election, with many seats being vacated in order to run for Senate. The French Communist Party, led by Prime Minister Amets Aritza, lost the most seats at 88, although still retaining a large plurality. Larry David's The Republicans also suffered a devastating loss of 60 seats, dropping them to just 29 and fourth place overall. Despite also losing fourteen seats, RgoldF's National Rally was boosted up to third with 47 seats due to the dramatic loss of The Republicans. The only major party with a net gain was La France Insoumise, led by Saphron Cotta-Arc, with a pickup of fourteen seats for a total of 78.

Party		Leader	%	Seats
	French Communist Party	Amets Aritza	43.95	167 / 380
	La France Insoumise	Saphron Cotta-Arc	20.53	78 / 380
	National Rally	RgoldF	12.37	47 / 380
	Independent	N/A	11.58	44 / 528
	The Republicans	Larry David	7.63	29 / 380
	Socialist Party	Hubert Koundé	3.42	13 / 380
	Democratic Movement	Thomas Martin	0.53	2 / 380
	La République En Marche!	Macron	0	0 / 380
	Vacant		40.79	155 / 380

The Socialist Party gained two more seats under Hubert Koundé, bringing them to thirteen in total, while Thomas Martin's Democratic Movement regained their second seat. Macron and his La République En Marche! party were completely shut out of the Assembly. The number of Independents elected increased eleven-fold, with major gains by George Lemaire and Cèlia Emma Beauchêne.

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