 Those two camps have cooperated to keep the hard-right group from controlling Parliament. The centrist or the leftist candidates agreed to drop out of the runoff so as not to split the anti-far-right vote. But many French voters consider the fringe-left party, France, unbowed to also be a danger to democracy. It's been accused of stoking anti-Semitism in its criticism of Israel. The new French Parliament is likely to have much stronger far-left and far-right extremes.