The rise of the far-right in France is postponed, and Macron becomes the "king of supporters"

Jinshi data, July 8th, institutional analysis pointed out that just like Macron’s early election itself feels like worth making a Netflix TV series, the results of the French parliamentary elections seem even more so. Exit polls show that the left-wing alliance, Macron’s centrist alliance, and the far-right alliance rank first, second, and third, respectively. Macron has changed from being a king to someone who supports the king, and he is likely to seek to form a coalition government with the left rather than the right. Currently, the second largest economy in the EU has chosen to delay its right-wing populist “moment,” which is a relief. But with only three years left until the presidential election, right-wing leader Le Pen continues to enjoy the opportunity to attack Macron from the opposition party, and France is far from returning to normal.