Does France have a one-party system?

Answer 1

I believe there are eight or nine major political parties..not too sure.

The first, most powerful, political party is Socialist Party, which protects workers' living standard and workers' right, such as health care for people in need.

The second, used to be major, political party is Rally for Repucblic, which support exploiting on workers for more profit.

The third party is Communist Party. It still exists though is currently minor party nowaday.

In Europe, the majority of people support Socialism, differs than the USA.

Answer 2

Absolutely not. France today is a multi-party parliamentary democracy.

As an example, presidential elections can involve 2 or 3 major parties and as many as a dozen smaller parties. There are two rounds of voting. In the first round all candidates of all parties stand for election. Once the lowest vote-recipients are eliminated the remaining major candidates then stand for a second round.

Answer 3

Oh boy, yes. There are 21 parties represented in the National Assembly, and several more which can't get elected.

Answer 4

Yes, France is a democracy, and it holds elections.