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In a surprising turn of events, France’s National Rally is making waves in legislative elections, sparking both support and opposition. The outcome of the first round has set the stage for a thrilling final week of campaigning, with the possibility of the far-right party securing a majority in parliament or being thwarted by their rivals.

Protests have erupted in Republique plaza against the National Rally, led by Marine Le Pen, as the country braces for a critical decision on its political future. Photos taken by AP’s talented editors capture the intensity and drama of the election process, from voting booths to victory speeches.

President Emmanuel Macron and other political figures have been actively engaging with voters, adding to the excitement and tension of the race. Amidst all the action, the fate of France’s political landscape hangs in the balance, with each voter casting a crucial ballot that could shape the country’s future.

As the campaign heats up, supporters and opponents gather in the streets to make their voices heard, creating a dynamic and charged atmosphere across the nation. Stay tuned as the drama unfolds, and follow AP’s coverage for all the latest updates on this nail-biting election.

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