The vote marks the first time the far-right party gained enough seats to form its own caucus.
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The vote marks the first time the far-right party gained enough seats to form its own caucus.

The vote marks the first time the far-right party gained enough seats to form its own caucus.
Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally and its allies won enough seats in France's Senate to form a parliamentary group in the upper house for the first time in the party's history Sunday, securing 14 seats out of 348. Half the upper house is elected through indirect voting every three years, with senators serving for six years.