European elections, exit poll France: the right takes double the votes of Macron’s party

According to the first exit polls for the European elections in France, the right-wing Rassemblement National (RN) would be the leading party in France and would beat Macron's party by 32 to 15

ROME – The right-wing Rassemblement National (Rn) is the leading party in France, with more than double the votes of the alliance that supports President Emmanuel Macron: this is indicated by the European exit polls released after the closing of the polls across the Alps. The estimates were aggregated by the polling institute Ifop Opinion.

According to the exit polls, the Rassemblement National led by Jordan Bardella would have exceeded 32 percent. Not much later than the 15th the alliance of Renaissance, Modem, Horizons and Udi led by Valérie Hayer, who supports the head of state. Just behind the Socialist Parties and Raphael Glucksmann’s Place Publique, data at 14 percent. In 8th place, again according to the exit polls, the left of La France Insoumise.