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France Extreme droite: Latest polls, election results and positions

Last Election
3.9 %
Election 2024 · 17 Seats

Extreme droite at a glance

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The 'Extreme droite' (far-right) in France refers to a spectrum of political parties pursuing a nationalist, identitarian, and often authoritarian agenda. Key characteristics include the rejection of multiculturalism and the demand for 'national priority' for French citizens.

Values and Ideology

This political current is fundamentally rooted in an exclusive nationalism, viewing the nation as an organic entity defined by shared ancestry, language, and culture. Its worldview is often characterized by a pessimistic outlook on modernity, where globalization and immigration are perceived as existential threats to French identity. The state is not seen as a neutral mediator but rather as a protective shield for its own people against external influences and supranational institutions (such as the EU).

Political Priorities

The agenda focuses on stringent immigration control, robust law-and-order policies, and the protection of domestic markets (protectionism). A core tenet is the concept of 'Préférence nationale' – the legal prioritization of French citizens for jobs, social benefits, and housing. The target audience is broad, encompassing rural populations and blue-collar workers who feel marginalized by modernization, as well as conservative citizens concerned about a loss of cultural identity.

Role in the Political System

Strategically, the French far-right employs a dual approach of systemic critique and professionalization. While radical fringe groups openly reject the institutions of the Republic, larger players strive for 'de-demonization' to appear fit for government. Nevertheless, a fundamental tension with the rule of law persists, as demands for constitutional amendments or the primacy of national law over EU law directly challenge the cornerstones of the liberal system and international integration.
Political Alignment
Conservative
Social Market
Progressive

Extreme droite: Election results in France since 1945

Extreme droite: Election results in France since 1945 1956: 1.2 %, 1958: 1.1 %, 1962: 0.5 %, 1967: 0.6 %, 2012: 0.2 %, 2012: 0.2 %, 2017: 0.3 %, 2017: 0.3 %, 2024: 3.9 %

All elections since 1945 in which Extreme droite participated. Click a row to see election details.

Extreme droite in government: the record since 1945

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Led government Involved in government Not in government
No government involvement to date

Extreme droite has not been involved in any government since 1946.

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