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Macron's party likely to win absolute majority in French parliamentary vote-poll

PARIS, May 18 (Reuters) French President Emmanuel Macron's new party is likely to win an absolute majority in legislative elections next month, an opinion poll said today.
The OpinionWay/ORPI poll of just under 2,000 registered voters found Macron's Republic on the Move party set to win 27 per cent of votes in the first round of the National Assembly election on June 11.
The party led the conservative Republicans and the far-right National Front, both on 20 per cent, the far-left France Unbowed party on 14 per cent and the Socialist Party on 11 per cent, the poll for Les Echos newspaper and Radio Classique found.
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