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French parliament elections: Left projected to win most seats, ahead of Macron's coalition and far right

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French elections: Left projected to win most seats, ahead of Macron's coalition and far right

According to initial estimates, the Nouveau Front Populaire left-wing alliance is projected to win between 172 and 192 seats in France's Assemblée Nationale, ahead of Macron's coalition (between 150 and 170) and the far-right Rassemblement National (between 132 and 152).

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Oh they have runoff elections? Jolly good, mate. I feel like celebrating with a cup of tea. Make that with an espresso and croissant I guess.
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  Espresso is Italian and croissant is (technically) Austrian but we appreciate the sentiment all the same! Cheers!
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    Baguette and… err… wine it is!

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