The suspense linked to the candidacies for the early legislative elections ended this Sunday, June 16, 2024 in the evening. Twenty-three candidates are in the running in Eure-et-Loir. Negotiations between political parties continued until the last moment. Discover the names of all the candidates, in Eure-et-Loir, but also in the constituencies of Rambouillet and Houdan, in Yvelines.
There are therefore twenty-three on the starting line, in Eure-et-Loir, compared to forty-three, in 2022.
The submission of candidacies for the first round of the early legislative elections was to take place at the prefecture this Sunday, June 16, 2024, until 6 p.m. State services in the department received applications until the last moment.
Since Emmanuel Macron’s announcement of the dissolution of the National Assembly on June 9, following the European election which resulted in a large success for the National Rally, the political parties have launched major maneuvers.
If in certain Eurelian constituencies, the choice of candidates was made simply and quickly, others were the scene of hesitation or harsh negotiations between certain political movements.
This is the case, in particular, in the third constituency (Nogent-le-Rotrou – Lucé), where Anna Stépanoff (Horizons) withdrew her candidacy, this Sunday, June 16, while the mayor of Nogent-le-Rotrou, Harold Huwart, presented his just before the closing.
In Dreux (second constituency), the outgoing deputy, Olivier Marleix (LR), will see, among others, a candidate from the presidential majority facing him. This is Florent Mazy, 24 years old. He belongs to Édouard Philippe’s Horizons party.
Updates in each of the four constituencies of Eure-et-Loir.
Candidates for the 2024 legislative elections in Eure-et-Loir
First constituency (Chartres)
- Marie-José Aubert (Workers’ struggle). Substitute: Thierry Lucas.
- Jean-François Bridet (Les Écologues – EELV), invested by the union of left-wing parties with the New Popular Front. Alternate: Dominique Chanfrau.
- Pierre-Louis Delauney, (Reconquest!). Substitute: Danièle Saville.
- Guillaume Kasbarian (Renaissance), on behalf of the presidential majority (Together). Substitute: Isabelle Mesnard.
- Emma Minot (National Rally). Substitute: Axelle Hue.
- Ladislas Vergne (The Republicans). Substitute: Emmanuel Meyer.
Second constituency (Dreux)
- Adrien Denis (Workers’ Struggle). Substitute: Viviane Moguelet.
- Olivier Dubois (National Rally). Substitute: Silvio Bortolussi.
- Nadia Faveris (Socialist Party), invested by the union of left-wing parties with the New Popular Front. Substitute: Paul Degruelle.
- Béatrice Jaffrenou (Workers’ Party). Substitute: Dominique Maillot.
- Olivier Marleix (Les Républicains). Substitute: Christelle Minard.
- Florent Mazy (Horizons), on behalf of the presidential majority (Together). Substitute: Pauline Lardy.
- Florence Rogé (Reconquest!). Substitute: Corentin Testevuide.
Third constituency (Nogent-le-Rotrou/Lucé)
- Christophe Bay (National Rally). Substitute: Régine Flaunet.
- Vincent Chevrollier (Workers’ Struggle). Alternate: Virginie Lefeuvre.
- Harold Huwart (Radical Party), for a “republican front”. Alternate: Éric Gérard.
- Éric Laqua (Reconquest!). Substitute: Béatrice Biet.
- Rémi Martial (The Republicans). Alternate: Bertrand de Monicault.
Fourth constituency (Châteaudun)
- Anne-Laure Assayag (Workers’ struggle). Alternate: Frédérick Bastien.
- Sylviane Boëns (Socialist Party), invested by the union of left-wing parties with the New Popular Front. Alternate: Robin Aubry.
- Vincent Lhopiteau (Reconquest!). Substitute: Isabelle Gallien.
- Roger Pécout (DVD), for the LR-RN alliance “On the Right, the friends of Éric Ciotti”. Alternate: Aleksandar Nikolic (RN).
- Philippe Vigier (MoDem and independents), on behalf of the presidential majority (Together). Substitute: Laurent Leclercq.
Candidates for the 2024 legislative elections in Yvelines
Ninth constituency (Houdan)
- Dieynaba Diop (Socialist Party), invested by the union of left-wing parties with the New Popular Front.
- Sendil-Sébastien Djearamane (not communicated).
- Philippe Gommard (Workers’ Struggle).
- Bruno Millienne (MoDem), on behalf of the presidential majority (Together).
- Laurent Morin (National Rally)
- Christophe le Hot (Reconquest!).
- Hervé Riou (not communicated).
- Rachid Zerouali (The Republicans).
Tenth constituency (Rambouillet)
- Gaël Barbotin (Les Républicains).
- Aurore Bergé (Renaissance), on behalf of the presidential majority (Together).
- Cédric Briolais (LFI), invested by the union of left-wing parties with the New Popular Front.
- Thomas du Charlard (National Rally).
- Ethel Fournier-Campion (Equinoxe).
- Julien Gautrelet (Various left).
- Olivier Gousseau (Reconquest!).
- Hélène Janisset (Workers’ Struggle).
Not official yet. If the deadline for submitting applications was set for yesterday Sunday, at 6 p.m., this list remains provisional, pending verification by the Ministry of the Interior. The final list will be published by a prefectural decree. Pending its publication, the candidates have been presented here, in each constituency, in alphabetical order.
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