France, the Morning After — a Reason for All the Cynicism
It took 70,629 votes to elect to the Assembly a rightist of the National Rally and only 38,461 to elect a leftist of the New Popular Front.
In the French general election’s second round, the right-wing National Rally and its smaller associates garnered 10.1 million votes nation-wide — 37 percent of the voters. Yet they won only 143 seats out of 577 in the National Assembly.
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