More new MPs? It's quite possible, given that Sébastien Lecornu, the very succinct first minister in Emmanuel Macron's government, resigned just after his new ministers were announced. Several solutions exist to decant the situation: the president can appoint another minister, dissolve the National Assembly again, just over a year after the last one, on June 9, 2024, resign...
Dissolution means new legislative elections. While last year's elections took place very shortly after the dissolution, preventing many French people from registering to vote and expressing their views, this time you can prepare in advance.
In the event of a new national election, it's time to vote. And this civic action is not necessarily easy for everyone. If you've moved house or recently reached the age of majority, for one reason or another you may not be registered on your local electoral roll.
First of all, we advise you to check your details: the public service website lets you find out which commune you belong to for the elections, and which polling station you can vote at. If you're not on the electoral roll in your commune of residence, you can change this, and request your registration at your local town hall. If you do so now, your change of address should be taken into account in good time.
The official rules stipulate that voter registration must be completed by the 6th Friday before the first round of the election in order to be taken into account. You can also vote by proxy to make your voice heard as a citizen.
Official website
www.service-public.fr
