 with the right-wing national rally finishing third. In Paris, ABC's Tom Sufi Burrage reports the victory for the left-leaning coalition is not a complete one. People on the left are really savoring this victory, but no party will have a majority of seats in the French parliament. Macron remains president for the next three years, but he's been weakened in this election, and there's real uncertainty about whether any parties can form a government. France's current prime minister, Gabriel Attal, a centrist ally of President Macron, has already resigned.