 The political beneficiary of this mood of discontent is the anti-immigration far-right national rally, which won the recent European elections and is ahead in the polls for this weekend's election too. The party's candidate to be prime minister says he's confident that they will win a majority after the two rounds of voting and so will be able to form a government. And if he's right, that would be the first time that France has had a far-right government since the regime that collaborated with Nazi Germany.