German, French far-right gains offer signs of shifting tone in EU Parliament vote

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BRUSSELS, June 9 (Reuters) - The far-right was seen scoring big gains in Germany and France in Sunday's EU election, opinion polls showed, joining the Netherlands in offering the first signs that an expected rightwards shift in the European Parliament is under way.

In France, Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally party won around 32% of the votes, a 10 point increase on the last EU election in 2019 and some 17 points ahead of President Emmanuel Macron's party, according to the first exit polls.


 

Far right gains in European Parliament projections; France’s Macron calls legislative elections​


BRUSSELS — The European Union is tilting sharply to the political right, with early forecasts in the European Parliament elections on Sunday showing a surge in support for far-right parties, most notably in France, where disastrous results for French President Emmanuel Macron’s coalition prompted him to dissolve the National Assembly and call for legislative elections this month.

 
BRUSSELS, June 9 (Reuters) - The far-right was seen scoring big gains in Germany and France in Sunday's EU election, opinion polls showed, joining the Netherlands in offering the first signs that an expected rightwards shift in the European Parliament is under way.

In France, Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally party won around 32% of the votes, a 10 point increase on the last EU election in 2019 and some 17 points ahead of President Emmanuel Macron's party, according to the first exit polls.


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