text:  Now, President Macron is not on the ballot himself. He still has three years left of his second and final term. But today will determine what kind of government he will have to work with and possibly accommodate. Will it, the big question is, be one led by his political nemesis, the National Rally, the Eurosceptic anti-immigration party of the radical right, which over the past decade or so has rebranded itself, gaining legitimacy, momentum and now broad-based electoral success.