<picture class="article__media"> <img src="https://img.lemde.fr/2024/06/20/0/0/4109/2740/664/0/75/0/fde936c_2024-06-20t080306z-2022806294-rc2we8aynr7e-rtrmadp-3-france-election-attal.JPG" alt="Images Le Monde.fr" width="100%" height="auto"> </picture> <noscript> <img src="https://img.lemde.fr/2024/06/20/0/0/4109/2740/664/0/75/0/fde936c_2024-06-20t080306z-2022806294-rc2we8aynr7e-rtrmadp-3-france-election-attal.JPG" alt="Gabriel Attal at the presentation of the "Ensemble pour la République" program on June 20 in Paris."> </noscript> <figcaption class="article__legend" aria-hidden="true">Gabriel Attal at the presentation of the "Ensemble pour la République" program on June 20 in Paris. JOHANNA GERON / REUTERS </figcaption>

Gabriel Attal is well-placed to retain his seat in the Assemblée Nationale following the first round of the legislative elections on Sunday, June 30. France's prime minister came out on top in the 10th constituency of Hauts-de-Seine, in the west of the Paris region, with 43,85% of the vote, ahead of the Socialist Cécile Soubelet who obtained 35,53% of the vote.

Attal had been elected with 59.85% of the vote in 2022 against the Socialist Cécile Soubelet (40.15%). In the first round, he had obtained a strong lead with 48.06% of the vote against 30.75% for the Socialist.

Le Monde

Gabriel Attal came out on top in the 10th constituency of Hauts-de-Seine, west of Paris, in the first round of the legislative elections.{ai:summary}Political #society

French elections: Prime Minister Attal likely to retain seat after strong first-round showing

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