The new French deputies meet for the first time on Thursday, June 18 to elect the president of the National Assembly. A suspenseful vote in a fractured Assembly with six candidates in the running and which comes ten days after legislative elections that did not produce a majority. Its outcome could give an indication of the chances of seeing a majority bloc emerge, and ultimately a government. The analysis by Arnaud Benedetti, editor-in-chief of the Revue politique et parlementaire and associate professor at the University of Paris-Sorbonne. Author of aux portes du pouvoir – RN l’ineluctable victoire?, published by Michel Lafon.
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The election for the head of the National Assembly “could refine the idea of a still uncertain majority”
