Senatorials: Decisive Day for the RN, in Search of a Group in the Senate
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Voting day for local elected representatives: the great voters of some 60 departments began voting for the Senate on Sunday, a test election for the National Rally, which aims to disrupt the right hand control of the Senate in the midst of the presidential campaign.
It takes ten seats to be able to create a parliamentary group in the Senate. It is the objective of the National Rally that in turn wants to weigh on the upper house of the French Parliament.
France is holding elections today to partially renew the French Senate (the upper house of parliament), with attention focused on Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally and the possibility of the party forming its own parliamentary group in the upper house for the first time, DPA reported, BTA reported. French senators are not directly elected by citizens. Around 93,500 elected representatives, mainly from local and regional authorities, have …
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ekonomim.comVoting has begun in France for the partial elections in which 178 senators serving in the Senate, the upper house of parliament, will be replaced.
This Sunday, 178 seats out of 348 are put into play in the upper chamber. The main stake is in a number, ten, the number of elected officials required to be elected to the Senate.The Senate is changing its face and the RN is aiming for its first real group appeared first on Le Singulier.
France is entering another important political day, but this time citizens will not go to the polls in general. Today, 178 out of a total of 348 seats in the French Senate are up for renewal, and behind the seemingly complicated indirect vote lies a strongly political question - will Marine Le Pen's "National Rally" succeed in building its own parliamentary group in the upper house for the first time. This requires at least 10 senators, and it i…
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