Second French general election

Second General Election

1st ← French general election, 30th May 2020 → 3rd

All 528 Seats in the National Assembly 264 needed for majority   First party Second party   Leader Amets Aritza RgoldF Party French Communist Party National Rally Leader's seat Nouvelle-Aquitaine Hauts-de-France Last election 245 99 Seats won 280 75 Seat change +35 -24 Percentage TBD % TBD %   Third party Fourth party   Leader Saphron Cotta-Arc Larry David Party La France Insoumise The Republicans Leader's seat Normandie Centre-Val de Loire Last election 30 116 Seats won 58 57 Seat change +28 -59 Percentage TBD % TBD %

Colours denote winning party in each region.

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

The Second French general election was held on 30 May 2020 to elect 528 members to the National Assembly.

Results

Amets Aritza's PCF increased their seats to a majority of the National Assembly, grabbing 280 seats and 1st place. National Rally, lead by RgoldF lost 24 seats and landed in second place. Saphron Cotta-Arc's LFI gained 28 seats, dropping to 3rd. The Republicans, lead by Larry David lost the most seats of any party, culling their numbers by nearly 50% and dropping to 4th. Goodluck Jonathan's Socialist Party gained 12 seats with 40 total. Macron's LREM! gained a surprising 7 seats, getting to 9 seats from this election. Thomas Martin's Democratic Movement lost 10 seats, with only 5 in the Assembly.

Party		Leader	%	Seats
	French Communist Party	Amets Aritza	53.03	280 / 528
	National Rally	RgoldF	14.20	75 / 528
	La France Insoumise	Saphron Cotta-Arc	10.98	58 / 528
	The Republicans	Larry David	10.79	57 / 528
	Socialist Party	Goodluck Jonathan	7.57	40 / 528
	La République En Marche!	Macron	1.70	9 / 528
	Democratic Movement	Thomas Martin	0.94	5 / 528
	Vacant		0.75	4 / 528

280	75	58	57	58
PCF	LR	LFI	NR	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