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Candidates for the legislative elections had until 6 p.m. this Sunday June 16 to declare themselves to the Gers prefecture. The candidates for deputy in the department are now all known. The campaign is officially launched.
While some names had already been known for several days, there were finally 15 who decided to embark on the race against time for the early legislative elections of June 30 and July 7: eight candidates submitted their candidacy in the first constituency of Gers and seven in the second. Of the 15 Gers residents hoping for a seat in the National Assembly, nine of them had already presented themselves in 2022.
Below, details of the candidates for the two constituencies in the order of the draw carried out this Sunday, June 16 (candidate; substitute).
1st district :
- Jean-René Cazeneuve (outgoing MP, Renaissance); Helene Coomans
- Pascal Levieux (LFI, New Popular Front); Ann-Abel Hemery
- Jean-Louis Chareton (candidate in 2022 for Lutte Ouvrière); Tristan Lalanne
- Adrien Aymes; Oulyana Caro
- Aurore Cazes (candidate in 2022 for Reconquête); Odile Mercier
- Jean-Luc Yelma (National Rally); Léa Béraut
- Alexis Boudaud Anduaga (Ecologists, Independent Environmental Movement, Ecqo – Young Environmentalists, Citizens’ Movement for Animal Protection and United Regions of Europe); Priscilla Maignault
- Ludovic Larré (Movement for Animals); Nadine Larré
2nd district :
- Alice Cendré (National Rally); David Domingues
- Jean-Luc Davezac (Bastir Occitanie); Solène Rossard
- David Taupiac (outgoing MP, Socialist Party); Carole Rolando
- Abla Lazorat; Mathias Payet
- Michèle Martin (candidate in 2022 for Lutte Ouvrière); Bruno Guéné
- Barbara Neto (Les Républicains); Serge Cettolo
- Martine Arnaudy; Bertrand Dellinger
