The result of the 2024 European elections could further reconfigure the political landscape in France as in the EU next June… The 2024 European elections will be synonymous with heavy sanctions for Emmanuel Macron, half of his second term ? Some people have in any case been betting for several weeks on the problem of the majority troops, in difficulty; in surveys &agrav; a few days before the election. Val&rie Hayer, who took the lead in the Renaissance list for these Europeans, seems to be having trouble getting ahead of herself. "print" according to the established term. Understand: make an impression and exist in a campaign currently shunned by the media, as well as by public opinion. In this context, the results of Europeans already seem to have improved. smile at the National Gathering, taken away by Jordan Bardella. Credit with almost a third of the votes in certain polls, the new frontist leader wants to position himself as France's leading opponent to the opposition. Emmanuel Macron during the election and inflict humiliation à the majority, as a foretaste of the 2027 presidential election. 5 years ago, the RN, led by by the same Bardella, was already arrived with almost a point ahead of the majority. (23.3% of the votes against 22.4% for the LREM list of Nathalie Loiseau). The gap that is expected this year could be around 10 or even 15 points if we are to believe the institutes (30 to 33% voting intentions for the RN according to the various polls compared to 17 to 20% for Renaissance). The right and the left, they are still trying to survive à the explosion of traditional blocs that began in 2017. The Republicans, led by François-Xavier Bellamy, should hardly do better than the 8.5% obtained in 2019, caught between two far-right parties, the RN and Reconquête! (credited with approximately 5% of the votes) on one side, the center right of the majority on the other. After the breakthrough of the Nupes in the last legislative elections, the left is getting involved in these Europeans in a unique way ;exploded. If Raphaël Glucksmann (Place Publique, ally of the PS) appears as the revelation of this election and seems best placed in with 10% or more of the voting intentions, he will have to share the left-wing votes with others: La France insoumise led by Manon Aubry, the EELV list led by Marie Toussaint (each created (said to be 7% to 8%, far from Yannick Jadot's 13.5% in 2019) and the Communist Party, which also left alone behind Léon Deffontaines (between 2 and 3% voting intentions). Read also But let there be no mistake: in addition to its impact at the national level on the political landscape and the speculations which will not be lacking in the coming years. Following the results, the challenge of these European elections for the French will above all be to influence the decisions and the legislation of the European Union, to which France is subject in the same way as other EU member countries. In a context of international threats (war in Ukraine, big eyes from Moscow, conflicts in the Middle East, terrorist risk), the question of a powerful Europe capable of defending its members alone , is notably posed. It is all the more important at a later date. a moment when the specter of a return of Donald Trump to power in the United States, during the presidential election at the end of the year, questions American support. Despite; these issues, the European elections are struggling to meet these challenges. interest French readers. During the last elections, there were only 50.66% of those registered to vote. go vote. The fault lies in the European character of the election which seems, wrong, far from their concerns. The new result of the 2024 European elections will indeed give meaning to the policy of the EU itself. At the end of the elections, the balance of power within the parliamentary groups will change. Brussels and à Strasbourg could change and influence the directions of the Union. If in each country, voters vote for national political groups, the latter then come together within larger political groups. at the level of the European Parliament, depending on their ideologies. You need at least 23 people from at least seven different countries to form a group. There are currently seven groups in the European Parliament, which are from most to least important: According to current projections made on poll results. The two conservative parties could gain strength and the Identit&eac; and Democracy (that of the National Rally) would be able to match the number of members of the Renew group (linked to the Macronist majority). The European Conservatives and reformists would follow closely, passing in front of the environmentalist and left-wing forces. Parliament could then be composed of: for half further to the right and far right. This European trend is confirmed in the national polls carried out in France on the European elections since the start of the year. ;eacute;e 2024. One list has in fact been at the head of the polls for several months and consolidates its lead over the others: that of the National Rally which has on average around ten points ahead of the majority presidential, and sometimes more. Despite the gaps between each list, a leading trio seems to emerge for the time being with scores higher than the previous list. the 10% mark. But in total, seven of the main lists would be able to meet the 5% threshold, necessary to obtain elected representatives in the European Parliament, according to polls. To find all the details on the results of the polls for the European elections and on the projections concerning the composition of the European Parliament, visit you in our dedicated article. Polls are indications of trends in voting intentions. at any given time, but they cannot be understood as reliable predictions of the results of the election. It will therefore be necessary to follow the results of the Europeans on June 9, from 8 p.m. The results of the 2024 European elections will be known on the evening of Sunday June 9. Follow the arrival of the results live near you thanks to our engine and our card. The European results are available city by city on Linternaute.com. Find your city in the lists below to see the results. All cities What are MEPs for??How to participate in the vote?On what results are the candidates ? We explain everything you need to know about this election. The European elections take place from June 6 to 9, 2024. They are spread over four days to respect the voting habits of the 28 countries which organize the ballot: if in France the elections traditionally take place on Sunday, in the Netherlands they take place on Wednesday, while the #39;Ireland usually votes on Friday. Notice to French voters: the polling stations will be open on Sunday June 9 for the European elections. With the exception of certain overseas territories which will be able to vote from June 8: Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, Saint -Barthélemy, Saint-Martin, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Guyana and French Polynesia. As for the polling stations, they will be open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. 6 p.m. Some may see opening hours extended until December. 19 hours or 20 hours, especially in large cities. French MEPs are elected in a multi-member proportional ballot with closed lists. Concretely, each party presents a unique list of 81 names and the French vote for the list of the party they wish to see if it is accepted. ger in the European Parliament. The 81 seats reserved for French parliamentarians are then distributed proportionally ;nbsp;the number of votes collected by each list. A threshold of 5% is however set, below çà from which no seat is allocated. D'où the interest for the parties to come out on top. There are many candidates for the European elections: 81 for each list submitted. During the previous election, around thirty lists were selected. registered. In 2024, there are eight major lists corresponding to the main national political forces: the communists, the environmentalists, the rebels, the socialists, the majority presidential, the Republicans then the far right with on the one hand the National Rally and on the other Reconqu' you. But several other lists are in the race, some representing well-known parties and candidates. each election like Lutte Ouvrière, the Animalist Party or Debout le France by Nicolas Dupont-Aignan. More than fifteen lists have been created. announced for the 2024 European elections and others may still be added. Candidates have until May 17 to submit their complete list if they wish to participate in the ballot. All the lists and their candidates will be known later. this date. The European Parliament is re-elected in its entirety. every five years in the 28 countries of the European Union. But with the 2024 elections being the first since Brexit and the official departure of the United Kingdom, the number of MPs will increase. s more will change: they will be 720 sit in the Chamber compared to 705 since 2020. Each EU country must elect a certain number of MEPs ;s proportionally &agrav; its density population: the more populated a country is, the more elected representatives it has in Parliament. France, for its part, must choose 81 plus in 2024 (compared to 79 currently). Once elected, the MEPs form the European Parliament, which has certain powers, in particular the capacities ;legislative. The Parliament, with the Council of the European Union, is brought to the fore. &agrav; vote on the proposals for acts formulated by the European Commission on various areas such as the economy, foreign trade, freedom, security and safety and justice, energy, transport, the environment and the common agricultural policy (CAP). Texts to which member countries must then submit. But on a certain number of areas, the European Parliament only has a consultative voice. In addition to voting on proposals, MEPs can formulate proposals for acts by asking for proposals. the European Commission to bring the texts. The European Parliament also has budgetary powers and decides, always with the Council of the EU, the guidelines and priorities. He also votes on the Commission's annual budget. Finally, the hemicycle is equipped with power of control in particular over the Commission since it elects its president – currently Ursula Von der Leyen – on a proposal from the Council of the EU and may table a motion of censure against the representative of the Commission.
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By Teilor Stone
Teilor Stone has been a reporter on the news desk since 2013. Before that she wrote about young adolescence and family dynamics for Styles and was the legal affairs correspondent for the Metro desk. Before joining Thesaxon , Teilor Stone worked as a staff writer at the Village Voice and a freelancer for Newsday, The Wall Street Journal, GQ and Mirabella. To get in touch, contact me through my teilor@nizhtimes.com 1-800-268-7116