2023 French Senate election

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172 of 348 seats of the Senate
175 seats needed for a majority

	First party	Second party	Third party

Leader	Bruno Retailleau	Patrick Kanner	Hervé Marseille
Party	LR	SER	UC
Leader's seat	Vendée	Nord	Hauts-de-Seine
Last election	146 seats	78 seats	49 seats
Seats before	145	64	57
Seats after	139	69	51
Seat change	7	9	2

	Fourth party	Fifth party	Sixth party

Leader	François Patriat	Éliane Assassi (retiring)	Jean-Claude Requier (retiring)
Party	RDPI	CRCE	RDSE
Leader's seat	Côte-d'Or	Seine-Saint-Denis	Lot
Last election	21 seats	15 seats	21 seats
Seats before	24	15	14
Seats after	21	17	14
Seat change		2	7

	Seventh party	Eighth party

Leader	Claude Malhuret	Guillaume Gontard
Party	LIRT	EST
Leader's seat	Allier	Isère
Last election	11 seats	12 seats
Seats before	14	12
Seats after	17	16
Seat change	6	4