French President Emmanuel Macron. File photoPARIS, Apr 25 More than 60% of French people do not want French President Emmanuel Macron to win a majority in the National Assembly after the country's parliamentary elections in June, according to an OpinionWay poll for CNews TV channel and Europe1 radio station. Earlier, the French Interior Ministry reported that the current President of France, Emmanuel Macron, was re-elected to this post: in the second round of presidential elections, he gains 58.55%, his rival, the leader of the far-right National Rally party, Marine Le Pen — 41.45% after count.
Biden congratulated Macron on his re-election The results of the survey should be interpreted taking into account the limits of uncertainty: no more than 1.2-2.7 for a sample of 1.3 thousand respondents. 63% of the participants voted against the parliamentary majority of Macron, 35% were in favor, another 2% found it difficult to answer. Respondents who voted against were also asked who they would like to see as prime minister: 46% voted for Le Pen, 44% for Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of the left-wing Rebellious France party, and another 8% would like to see Republican first-round presidential candidate Valerie Pekress as prime minister. When asked if they were satisfied with the results of the second round of elections, 49% of respondents answered in the affirmative. The same percentage of survey participants were dissatisfied with the results. The President of France is elected for five years by universal direct secret ballot. It is held in two rounds, the first was held on April 10, 12 candidates took part in it. Macron and Le Pen advanced to the second round. According to the French Ministry of the Interior, in the first round, the incumbent president scored 27.84%, the leader of the «National Rally» — 23.15%. Pen called her result in the French presidential election a victory
