Voters In France Deny President Macron A Majority In Parliament

Macron's centrist alliance secured 245 out of 577 seats in the French Parliament, falling short of the 289 needed for an absolute majority. This lack of majority will limit Macron's ability to govern effectively in his second term, making it challenging to implement his reelection promises, such as tax cuts and raising the retirement age to 65.

What is the consequence of Macron not having an absolute majority in Parliament?

• He will have more power than before.

• He will not face any challenges.

• He can govern without any restrictions.

• His ability to govern will be limited.

How many seats did Macron's centrist alliance secure in his second term?

• 577 seats

• 300 seats

• 245 seats

• 289 seats

What was the minimum number of seats needed for a majority in the Assembly?

• 577 seats

• 245 seats

• 300 seats

• 289 seats

What are some of the promises Macron might struggle to implement due to the lack of a majority?

• Building new infrastructure

• Reducing healthcare costs

• Raising the retirement age and tax cuts

• Increasing military spending

To what age does Macron plan to raise the retirement age?

• 60

• 70

• 62

• 65