After two days of negotiations, the candidates for the second round of the legislative elections in France have been decided. At the end of the first round, a little over 300 three-way races were possible between the National Rally, the left and the presidential camp. But to block the RN, many candidates withdrew. Will this strategy work? Can the National Rally still consider obtaining an absolute majority? If not, who could govern France?
To discuss it :
– Jean-Yves Camus, political scientist, co-director of the Observatory of Political Radicalism at the Jean-Jaurès Foundation
– Olivier Rouquan, political scientist, lecturer-researcher in political science and associate researcher at CERSA (Center for Studies and Research in Administrative and Political Sciences)
– Pierrick Bonno, deputy head of the political service of RFI.