Le Pens Party On Track To Win Big In Vote

France's Far-Right National Rally Makes Gains in European Parliament Election

Le Pen's Party on Track to Win Big in Vote

Far-Right Could Shake Up EU Politics

The far-right National Rally, led by Marine Le Pen, is poised to make significant gains in the European Parliament election on Sunday, potentially shaking up the balance of power in the EU.

Le Pen's party, which has long advocated for France to leave the EU, has seen a surge in support in recent months. It is now the favorite to win the most votes in France, ahead of centrist President Emmanuel Macron's party.

If Le Pen's party does win the most votes, it would send shockwaves through the EU. It would be the first time a far-right party has ever won a major election in a founding member state of the bloc.

Le Pen has promised to hold a referendum on France's membership in the EU if she becomes president. She has also pledged to crack down on immigration and to prioritize French interests over those of the EU.

Le Pen's victory would be a major setback for Macron, who has been a strong advocate for a more united EU. It would also raise questions about the future of the EU itself.