“Over 200 Candidates Withdraw from Second Phase of French Parliamentary Elections: Macron’s Party and Left-Wing Coalition Seek Strategy Shift”
“Over 200 candidates withdrew from the second phase of the French parliamentary elections, impacting Macron’s party and the left-wing coalition. The aim was to sway right-wing politician Marion Le Pen to run. Results from the first phase show a close competition between the parties. The deadline for withdrawn candidates to leave their candidacy was July 2.”
“National Unity” Takes the Lead in French Parliamentary Elections with 33.4% of Votes
“The ‘National Unity’ and its allies won the first phase of the parliamentary elections in France with 33.4% of the votes. The left-wing ‘New Citizen Coalition’ came in second with 27.98%. President Macron’s party secured 20.76%.”
“French Voter Turnout Soars in Parliamentary Elections, Making Waves for Macron’s ‘En Marche'”
French voters showed high participation in the parliamentary elections, with a turnout of 65.5%. This is lower than initial estimates but significantly higher than the 2022 elections. The National Assembly consists of 577 members and the second phase of elections is scheduled for July 7th. “En Marche” has the potential for a significant majority, but the extent of their success and potential “cohabitation” remains uncertain. Emmanuel Macron’s presidency may be defined by this dynamic, per international media.
“Controversy Ignites as Nikol Pashinyan Receives ‘Honorary’ Monument in Kotayk Region”
Nikol Pashinyan honored with a monument in Kotayk region, a symbol of the struggle for justice. Pashinyan shares gratitude on Facebook.
“Macron Firmly Rejects Speculation on Resignation Amidst Upcoming Parliamentary Elections”
Discover the latest political developments as Macron faces questions regarding his resignation if he loses the parliamentary elections. Macron’s response highlights the limited power of the National Assembly and the president, which he finds unacceptable. Get more details on NEWS.am.
“Prime Minister Rishi Sunak Calls for Early Elections as Britain Faces Crucial Decision”
The Prime Minister of Great Britain, Rishi Sunak, announces July 4th as the parliamentary election date, with the conservative Labour Party expected to be replaced after 14 years in power. Sunak’s decision is seen as risky given his low approval rating. The parties have already begun implementing their election programs, with clear differences on the economy and security. If the Labour Party wins, it will mark a historic power shift after 180 years.
“Central Electoral Commission Affirms Parliamentary Election Results, with Yerevan Mayor Announcing Termination of Council Member’s Powers”
The Central Electoral Commission confirms parliamentary election results in session held on May 13. Yerevan Mayor announces termination of Artur Ispiryan’s powers and registers Kristine Vardanyan as the next candidate on “Civil Contract” party’s unified list for Yerevan City Council elections. From NEWS.am on Telegram.
“Bulgaria Takes a Stand Against Tobacco Advertising in Election Campaigns: Positive Step or Economic Risk?”
Bulgaria’s Public Chamber condemns tobacco advertising during elections. New law bans ads in electronic/print media and within 300m of gaming centers. Political support is positive, though media outlets worry it will impact revenue. Aim is to combat smoking addiction. #Bulgaria #TobaccoAds
“Rock Singer and Doctor Leads Austrian Garadzheri Association into Parliamentary Elections, Gaining Momentum”
The Austrian Garadzheri Association, led by Dr. Dominik Vlatschni, is participating in the parliamentary elections. They aim to gain at least 4% of the votes to enter parliament. Recent surveys show their support among voters has increased.
“Fierce Contention and Uncertain Outcome: Manipur Holds Crucial Parliamentary Elections Amidst Conflicts and Manipulation Claims”
India’s important parliamentary elections in Manipur on Tuesday. Results will determine new notification by Chief Minister amidst conflicts and violence.