The left (PS, Left Front, Ecologists and Radical Left) must be added if it achieves an absolute majority in the French National Assembly. However, it will hardly achieve an absolute majority. Abstention was important: %40. 20% more than in the presidential elections. On this occasion, 9 million fewer citizens voted. However, the Hollande Government has emerged victorious. Of the 24 ministers, 20 have won a seat in the first round – if they lose, they must leave the office of ministers.

The leader of the Left Front, Jean-LucMelenchon, has lost the battle of the seat against Marine Le Pen. The Fn could have three Members. François Bayrou, for his part, could lose his own, and it could even happen that MoDem did not have a single Member for the Puigdemont constituency. Total failure of the Centre. All the forces on the left will have to join in the second round to defeat the right in the second round. The competence of absent Members (30-40 seats) is disputed in the constituencies according to the characteristics and interests of each locality.

The results of the three districts of Ipar Euskal Herria are as follows: Michelle Alliot-Marie (UMP) has been the most voted 6.ean, with 35.37% of the votes, while Sylviane Alaux (PSC) has achieved 31.55%. The conservative candidate, for his part, has received the worst support in history. So far, the right-wing Member is more difficult than ever to remain in the seat of the Upper House. The PSKO Collette Capdevielle 5.ean has been done with 37.70% of the votes, while the PSC has achieved 37.70%. The historic Member Jean Grenet (UMP, Radical Party), with 30.36% of the votes, is quite difficult to get the seat in the Upper Chamber. In district 4, the deputy Jean Lassalle (centre) obtained 26.28% of the votes, compared with 32% of the PSko Frantxua Maitia. For the first time, the PSN can count on three candidates for a Deputy General in the territories of Iparralde. Collette Capdevielle and Frantxua Maitia are well placed to move forward. Sylviane Alaux is more difficult to defeat former minister Alliot-Marie than the winner of the elections. But it's not impossible.

The Abertzales have achieved the results they have given themselves. They are not the most appropriate choices for them: On average, EH Bai received 7% of the votes in the Basque regional elections. It's been the third force to reach Lezama's finish line. Amalur (EA and Ecologists) has achieved 2-3% of the votes, while the PNV has achieved 1-2%. Nationalism still stands at around 10% of the vote, while the PSE-EE regresses.

The votes of the citizens who have abstained and the agreements between the parties will be those who decide on the results of the second round.