Right-wing populists predicted as the victors of the European elections in France.

Right-wing populists predicted as the victors of the European elections in France.

Bardella insisted on new elections, following the announced outcomes. This was described as a crushing loss for Macron. Raphael Glucksmann, the Socialist front-runner, expressed pride in his list's success, but wasn't overly joyful regarding the performance of the RN. There was still a chance for Glucksmann's list to match the government camp's numbers if the calculations became more refined.

Voter turnout amounted to 52.5%, a touch higher compared to 2019. The far-right party of Marion Marechal and the Greens were roughly at 5% each. As a result, it was uncertain if either of these parties would be present in the European Parliament.

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2. The announced results of the European elections showed a crushing loss for President Macron, with the RN gaining significant ground, a stark contrast to the predictions before the elections.
3. The right-wing populist momentum continued in Europe, as seen in the French elections, with Jordan Bardella's party securing a triumphant victory, according to the extrapolations from the European elections in France.
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