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Note: my understanding is that the parliamentary electoral system in France (like the presidential system) has a first round leaving the two most voted candidates in each const ituency, and a 2nd round runoff vote between those two candidates. Sounds good in theory. Historically, it’s the 2nd round that has had very high abstention levels by all the people who did NOT vote either of the two front runners. This tended to favour the frontrunner in the first round. In the case of the presidential elections, the oligarch propaganda campaign was waged more “against” LePen than “for” Macron, calling on the people to cast what they call the “useful vote” (i.e. for the candidate most supported by and against the candidate most hated by the oligarchs, so that in the recent presidential election, Macron was actually voted in by a minority with respect to the potential voters, normal in the US but less so in Europe ). This will be the reaction now in any consti tuencies where the Front National came in second.
In case of mass abstention in the FIRST legislative round, however, the analysts have less sure data to work on. If past trends apply, the SECOND round would register higher abstention rates than the FIRST round, perhaps favouring the FIRST round winner except in very tight results. But who is to say how this will work on a seat-by-seat basis, with so many local personalities and interests coming into play?

No one cares anymore.. Now that Rothechild is in charge.. and it was such a sunny day yesterday.. no chemtrails in sight..
In France, they have a system called ‘white vote’ you turn up, put a white piece of paper in the ballot box and it’s counted as ‘absent’ a way to demonstrate your ‘mécontentement’ But it isnt counted against the people standing for office… so it means nothing, another feu d’artifice for the sheep..