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As France votes, far right aims for victory as deadlock looms.

As France votes, far right aims for victory as deadlock looms.

By Paul Kirby, BBC News in Paris

CHANTAL BRIAND/AFP A voter casts her ballot during the second round of the French parliamentary elections, at a polling station in Saint-Pierre, in the French northern Atlantic archipelago of Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon
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Voting has already been taking place in France’s overseas territories

France prepares for a crucial election with the far-right National Rally (RN) posing a significant challenge. Anti-immigration policies are at the forefront, leading to a political stalemate. The outcome could reshape the political landscape. President Emmanuel Macron faces pressure as the RN gains momentum.

The election comes amid security concerns, with a ban on protests. The potential for violence looms, impacting the historic Dreux town festivities coinciding with the Olympic flame’s arrival. Analysts predict possible scenarios, including a technocrat government or a grand coalition.

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