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How France’s 577 Assembly seats were decided across two rounds in 2024
France’s Interior Ministry recorded 76 seats decided in the first round of the 2024 legislative election and 501 in the second. Its national table reports 178 seats for the Union de la gauche candidate classification, 150 for Ensemble and 125 for Rassemblement National.
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Seats decided in the first round
Shared scale · 0 seats to 148 seats
Seats decided in the second round
Shared scale · 0 seats to 148 seats
The chart shows the eight classifications with the most seats across the two rounds.
The first round decided 76 seats
The ministry’s first-round seat column records 37 seats for candidates classified as Rassemblement National and 32 for Union de la gauche. Across all classifications, that round decided 76 seats. The second-round column accounts for the other 501. Source 1
The candidate classification is the unit of the table
The Interior Ministry calls these classifications nuances de candidats. The published result uses those labels, including separate ones for Union de la gauche, Divers gauche and Parti socialiste. This page keeps the official categories and counts them separately. Source 1
The second round covers a different electorate
The ministry records 49,332,709 registered voters in the first round and 43,328,508 in the second. Turnout was 66.71% and 66.63% respectively. The second-round result follows the contests that remained after the first round, so its vote totals have a different denominator. Source 1
The total column combines only the seats
The national table’s 577 seats reconcile with the sum of the two round-specific seat columns. For example, Ensemble’s two first-round and 148 second-round seats total 150. The searchable table keeps the two vote counts separate. Source 1