Nominations for the early legislative elections are now closed. We now know the names of the 20 candidates whose files must be validated by the Yonne Prefecture this Monday, June 17.
Declarations of candidacies for the first round of the legislative elections in the three constituencies of Yonne have been closed since this Sunday, June 16, at 6 p.m. A draw took place at the prefecture at the end of the evening to “define the order of candidates which will be used for the display of electoral signs” but also “for all editions of candidacies and results”.
Candidates made official this Monday
Unless there is a surprise this Monday, June 17 during the processing of the files by the prefecture services or a possible litigation, there will therefore be 20 people seeking a place at the Palais Bourbon during the election (June 30-July 7).
First constituency (Auxerrois-Puisaye)
1. Sylvie Manigaut (Workers’ struggle). Substitute: Armand Gaudiau.
2. Victor Albrecht (Renaissance). Substitute: Paulo Da Silva Moreira.
3. Céline Bähr (The right and the center for France). Substitute: Jean-François Boisard.
4. Jean-Christophe Letierce (Reconquest). Substitute: Eric Fleury.
5. Florence Loury (The Ecologists). Substitute: Bruno Cancela-Brault.
6. Daniel Grenon (National Rally). Substitute: Jean-Marc Ponelle.
Second constituency (Avallonnais-Tonnerrois)
1. Sophie-Laurence Roy (Right). Substitute: Paul Nonat.
2. Sylvie Demussy (Reconquest). Substitute: Marie-Christine Lairaudat.
3. Thomas Verhegge (Standing France). Substitute: Jean Vieilly.
4. Iris Nakov (Independent Environmental Movement). Substitute: Caroline Vois.
5. André Villiers (Horizons). Substitute: Dorothée Moreau.
6. Anita Carrasco (Workers’ Struggle). Substitute: Michèle Leclair.
7. Philippe Veyssière (La France Insoumise). Substitute: Marion Sygroves.
Third constituency (Sénonais-Jovinien)
1. Michèle Crouzet (Together, presidential majority). Substitute: Gautier Blanchard.
2. Simonne Pallant (Workers’ Struggle). Substitute: José Carrasco.
3. Julien Odoul (National Rally). Replacing Ludovic Massard.
4. Nicolas Soret (Socialist Party). Substitute: Nadège Naze.
5. Jean-Charles Kermin (Workers’ Party). Substitute: Annie Kermin.
6. Annik Vilbois (Reconquest). Substitute: Do Nhu-Anh.
7. Grégoire Weigel (Various right). Substitute: Louis-Marie Aubé.
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