Ecologist Jérémie Iordanoff Elected Vice-President of French National Assembly

Iordanoff's victory highlights fractures within the alliance between Macronists and Les Républicains.

Jérémie Iordanoff, an ecologist, secured 175 votes in the third round, defeating LR candidate Virginie Duby-Muller who received 161 votes.
The election outcome is seen as a setback for the 'common bloc' of Macronists and Les Républicains, revealing deep divisions within the alliance.
The MoDem's decision to field its own candidate in earlier rounds contributed to the failure of the common bloc to consolidate votes.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon and other left-wing leaders praised the victory as a testament to the unity of the Nouveau Front Populaire.
The result follows a pattern of recent setbacks for the Macronist-LR alliance, including the election of an Insoumise candidate to a key commission chair earlier in October.