France
POLITICAL PARTY
Rassemblement National (RN)
National Rally
in parliamentary seats
in parliamentary seats
France
in parliamentary seats
In the 2024 snap elections, the bloc of Rassamblement National (RN) won 142 of 577 seats in the National Assembly (17 seats were won by RN's "conservative allies" in their bloc). The party claimed the largest share of the vote, at 37.1%. RN also claimed 3 seats in the Senate, which is indirectly elected.
In the 2022 elections, the RN (then called the Front National) had secured 89 seats.
Following an embezzlement conviction in March 2025, party leader Marine Le Pen is banned from running for any political office until 2030.
In the 2022 elections, the RN (then called the Front National) had secured 89 seats.
Following an embezzlement conviction in March 2025, party leader Marine Le Pen is banned from running for any political office until 2030.
In the 2024 elections, RN won 30 of France's 81 seats in the European Parliament and joined the Patriots for Europe group. In the 2019 elections, RN secured 22 of France's 74 seats and was part of the Identity and Democracy group.
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June 11, 2025
"How can we be OK with seeing our adversaries ruining the country economically and morally, with the organized replacement of our population?”
Former party president (2011–2022), leader of RN in National Assembly (2022–present)
Marine Le Pen
MOST INFLUENTIAL PARTY MEMBER
Marine Le Pen
Marine Le Pen
Former party president (2011–2022), leader of RN in National Assembly (2022–present)
"How can we be OK with seeing our adversaries ruining the country economically and morally, with the organized replacement of our population?”
2011
Vox España, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
PAGE CITATIONS:
"Publication of candidacies and election results: 2024 legislative elections, June 30 and July 7, 2024," Ministry of the Interior, accessed February 18, 2025, www.archives-resultats-elections.interieur.gouv.fr/resultats/legislatives2024/ensemble_geographique/index.php, via Google Translate.
Bahar Makooi, "'Contained but not stopped': French far right takes record number of seats in parliament," France 24, July 10, 2024, www.france24.com/en/europe/20240710-contained-but-not-stopped-french-far-right-takes-record-number-of-seats-in-parliament.
Hanne Cokelaere, "How France voted: Charts and maps," Politico, July 8, 2024, www.politico.eu/article/france-left-wing-marine-le-pen-far-right-national-rally-jordan-bardella-seats-new-popular-front/.
"Administrative meeting of Senators not listed in any group," Senate, accessed June 11, 2025, www.senat.fr/senateurs/ni.html.
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European Parliament, "Results by national party - 2024-2029: France - Official results," accessed June 11, 2025, results.elections.europa.eu/en/national-results/france/2024-2029/.
European Parliament, "Results by national party - 2019-2024: France - Official results," accessed June 11, 2025, results.elections.europa.eu/en/national-results/france/2019-2024/constitutive-session/.
QUOTE CITATION:
Marine Le Pen, 2011, quoted in "The 'Great Replacement' Conspiracy Theory," Global Project Against Hate and Extremism, accessed November 19, 2025, globalextremism.org/the-great-replacement/.
TO CITE:
"Rassemblement National (RN)," Great Replacement Parties, ChainofIdeasBook.com, [access date], www.chainofideasbook.com/country/FR.
