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Les deux principaux partis politiques en france sont Les Républicans et Parti Socialiste.
Them and some other more prominent parties that participate in elections are:
Les Républicains - This is the main political party for the right wing of France, standing for a Christian Democracy, with a heavy sense of patriarchy and nationalism
Rassemblement National - This is one of the far right parties in France that shows traits of being against immigration, for traditionalism, and a showing a strong pro national bias
LREM - "LREM" stands for La République en Marche is a popular centrist party that has gained much popularity in more recent years, they stand for liberalism and a balance between the right and left wing
Parti Socialiste - The main political party on the left wing side of France, believing in democracy, a strong welfare state, and socialism
Extrême gauche - The far left doesn't have nearly as many supporters as the left wing does, however it has been around for almost as long and consists of multiple smaller parties that support things like anarchy and communist systems

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- EU: The European Union
- Socialism: A system that advocates the community owning means of item production
- Communism: A more intense version of socialism, advocating not just production but all property is also owned individually
- Nationalism: Support of Frances interests over the interest of other nations
- Traditionalism: The theory that all moral and religious truth is passed on through tradition
- Left Wing: Consisting of Parti Socialiste and Extreme gauche
- Right Wing: Consisting of Les Républicains and Rassemblement National

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¨Le processus électoral francais expliqué¨

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¨Le processus électoral francais expliqué¨

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The French election process explained | World

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Il y a deux tours que dictent qui gagne une élection

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Il y a deux tours que dictent qui gagne une élection

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A candidate can be equipped to run from office as long as they have at least 500 signatures from any elected official.
The first round starts with some candidates are nominated by a political party, however others run as independents.
The top two candidates with the most votes run against each other after the first ballot takes place.
The second round takes place after this hinging out the turnout of the votes. After the representative for the EU is elected then France moves on to pick who will represent in parliament
Once the legislative elections are over the president then appoints a prime minister.

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- France has changed the structure of its government nine times in the history of the country
- Although France is considered a representative democracy the President and Prime Minister hold a considerable amount of power compared to other European countries
- French election days are always on Sundays
- Tuesdays and Wednesdays the national assembly holds a meeting that gives the public an opportunity to ask questions to government officials
- The Senate is inside the Luxembourg Palace with over more than 300 senators elected by 150,000 officials from around the country

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France is a part of the European Union, forming between 27 different countries. With France being one of the most populated it is very important to the structure as a whole, and their elections have a great impact on overall European trade and economy. The most important sectors of Frances economy are public administration, defense education, and human heath/social work activities.