French Socialists eye unity after poll

France’s once-fractious Socialists are looking to hold on to new-found unity in the second and final round of legislative elections, after a strong first-round showing in the vote for the National Assembly.

France’s once-fractious Socialists are looking to hold on to new-found unity in the second and final round of legislative elections, after a strong first-round showing in the vote for the National Assembly.

Final Interior Ministry results released today – a day after nationwide balloting – showed President Francois Hollande’s Socialist Party and its leftist allies winning at least 46%.

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