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Legislative elections 2024: how do you vote if you work on Sunday?

While the majority of French people are off work on election Sundays, others work, but are still able to vote. A law provides for an exemption in this situation, in order to ensure employees' right to vote.

2024 legislative elections: everything you need to know to take part in the count at your polling station

The French will vote again on June 30, 2024 to determine their next deputies to the Assembly. In addition to the increasingly hard-to-find assessors, each polling station needs citizens to be present during the count on election night.

Legislatives 2024: what is cohabitation, how does it work?

In France, the President of the Republic and the Prime Minister can be on two different political sides. This situation is known as cohabitation. How does cohabitation change the way France is governed?

Legislative elections 2024: can you go to the polling station with a child or a dog?

Sunday is often a day spent with the family. It's hard to leave them behind when you have to go away, especially to vote on Sundays. Can you go to the polling station with children or a pet? We take a look.

2024 legislative elections: what time do polling stations close this Sunday?

On June 30, 2024, an unexpected legislative election is taking place that will decide the future of the French people over the next few years. You have plenty of time to get to your polling station before it closes in the early evening.

Elections: BHV Marais invites you to a free cocktail after your visit to the polling station

On the occasion of the legislative elections this Sunday, June 30, 2024, BHV Marais invites committed Parisians to a free, convivial cocktail party. After you've cast your vote, join us for an aperitif at the BHV Marais, located in the heart of Paris!

Legislative elections 2024: can you vote without your electoral card?

As the legislative elections approach, don't panic if you haven't received your electoral card! You don't need one to vote; a simple identity card or even your health insurance card is all you need to cast your ballot.

2024 legislative elections: dates, procedure, everything you need to know about this unexpected election

In June 2022, the French were called to vote to choose their deputies. Less than two years later, it's that time again, following Emmanuel Macron's dissolution of the National Assembly. Find out all you need to know about these major elections, on June 30 and July 7, 2024.

European elections: Emmanuel Macron dissolves the National Assembly

In the European elections, the presidential majority suffered a setback, with 15% of the vote against almost 30% for the Rassemblement National. The result led Emmanuel Macron to dissolve the Assembly.