MAP. Legislative elections 2024: here is the list of candidates in the departments where La Dépêche du Midi appears

The call for applications is now closed regarding these anticipated legislative elections following the decision of the President of the Republic, Emmanuel Macron, to dissolve the National Assembly.

Find below the list of candidates in each department of the region.

Aude

1^D constituency:

• Jean-Claude Pérez (Renaissance), alternate Danièle Hérin)
• Aurélien Turchetto (SE), substitute Christophe Martel
• Nicole Gadrat (Workers’ Struggle), substitute for Prosper Isierte
• Fabrice Coffinet (Reconquest), substitute Maïmouna Sacko
• Jean-Marc Marin (LR), substitute Gérad Peralez
• Laure-Nelly Amalric (Eco-citizen Rally), substitute Grégory Sanchez
• Monique Ferré, substitute for Idali Vera
• Christophe Barthès (RN), substitute Edouard Jordan
• Philippe Poutou (New Popular Front), substitute Pauline Salingue

2^e constituency:

• Christine Breyton (Renaissance), substitute Ahmed Benabderrahmane
• Gérard Lenfant (Let’s resist with Jean Lassalle), substitute Annabelle Fillou
• Alain Brun (Union of Rights), substitute Marie-José Mateu
• Nicole Grau, substitute for Georges Payrou
• Frédéric Falcon (RN), alternate Laure-Emmanuelle Philippe
• Annette Vigier (Lutte Ouvrière), substitute for Salvy Delegue
• Alain Peyre (Reconquest), substitute Bertrand Alric
• Viviane Thivent (New Popular Front), substitute for Nicolas Sainte-Cluque

3^e constituency:

• Dominique Galonnier (Lutte Ouvrière), alternate Hélène Sanchez
• Christine Champion (Espéraza participatory and ecological solidarity), deputy Patrick Dhersinqui
• Philippe Andrieu (New Popular Front), substitute Sabine Chabert
• Bernard Bianco, substitute Laurie Trouillet
• Julien Rancoule (RN), substitute Maxime Bot
• Sylvie Sorel-Lestin (Renaissance), alternate Claire Glesser
• Nathalie Marteel (Reconquest), substitute Serge Soufflet
• Jean-François Leclerc (LR), substitute Gérard Mondragon

Ariège

1^D constituency:

• Martine Froger (PS), substitute Jean-Pierre Sicre
• Jean-Marc Garnier (RN), substitute Fabienne Clanet
• Pascal Mascetti (Reconquest), substitute Gertrude Narassiguin
• Gisèle Lapeyre (Workers’ Struggle), substitute for Daniel Junca

2^e constituency:

• Laurent Panifous (PS), substitute Audrey Amiel-Abadie
• Michèle Alozy (RN), substitute Stephan Andre
• Alexandra Tarrieux Antranikian (Reconquest), substitute Patricia Feuillot
• Théodora Testard (Workers’ Struggle), substitute for Guilhem Isiert
• Yann De Kerimel de Kerveno (Various right)

Gers

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1^D constituency :

• Jean-René Cazeneuve (outgoing MP, Renaissance)
• Pascal Levieux (LFI, New Popular Front)
• Jean-Louis Chareton (candidate in 2022 for Lutte Ouvrière)
• Adrien
• Aurore Cazes (candidate in 2022 for Reconquest)
• Jean-Luc Yelma (National Rally)
• Alexis Boudaud Anduaga (Ecologists, Independent Environmental Movement, Ecqo – Young Environmentalists, Citizens’ Movement for Animal Protection and United Regions of Europe)
• Ludovic Larré (Movement for animals)

2nd district :

• Alice Cendré (National Rally)
• Jean-Luc Davezac (Bastir Occitanie)
• David Taupiac (outgoing MP, Socialist Party)
• lazerat
• Michèle Martin (candidate in 2022 for Lutte Ouvrière)
• Barbara Neto (The Republicans)
• Martine Arnaudy

Haute-Garonne

In the department of Haute-Garonne, the most populous in the region, no less than ten deputies will be elected during these legislative elections. Here is the full list of candidates.

Hautes-Pyrénées

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1^D constituency:

• Marie-Christine Sorin (RN)
• Catherine Bonnecarrrère (Reconquest)
• Pierre Claret (Let’s resist!)
• Sylvie Ferrer (New Popular Front)
• Philippe Evon (The Republicans)
• Maria Saez (Workers’ Struggle)
• Jean-Bernard Sempastous (Renaissance)

2^e constituency:

• François Meunier (Workers’ struggle)
• Jacques Béhague (The Republicans)
• Jean-Marc Dabat (Let’s resist!)
• Benoit Mournet (Renaissance)
• Denis Fégné (New Popular Front)
• Ali El Marsni
• Olivier Monteil (National Rally)
• Claude Alves Da Cunha (Reconquest)

Batch

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1^D constituency:

• Frédéric Decremps (Renaissance)
• Aurélien Pradié (LR) – outgoing deputy
• François Tesson (Reconquest)
• Elsa Bougeard (New Popular Front)
• Slavka Mihaylova (RN)
• Ghislain Domenech (Workers’ Struggle)

2^e constituency:

• Huguette Tiegan (Renaissance) – outgoing MP
• Christophe Proença (New Popular Front)
• Rabah Bouguerra (unlabeled – various left)
• Marie-Michèle Viau (Workers’ Struggle)
• Gérard Blanchet (RN)
• Daniel Paget (unlabeled)

Lot-et-Garonne

1^D constituency:

• Patrice Cuquel, substitute Jeanine Cazes
• Mohamed El Marbati (Workers’ Struggle), substitute Isabelle Farno
• Paul Vo Van (New Popular Front), substitute Colette Duynslaeger
• Sébastien Delbosq (RN), substitute Fabrice Renard
• Michel Lauzzana (Renaissance), substitute Chantal Borderie

2^e constituency:

• Christophe Courrègelongue (New Popular Front), substitute Maud Caruhel
• Jean-Marie Lenzi (Renaissance), substitute Patricia Edmond-Samuel
• Hélène Laporte (RN), substitute Romain Chaumeil
• Nathalie Lambolez (Lutte Ouvrière), alternate Monique Le Hir

3^e constituency:

• Annick Cousin (RN), substitute Joël Masson
• Guillaume Lepers (LR), substitute Emelyne Rey
• Jérôme Cahuzac, substitute Sophie Gargowitsch
• Xavier Czapla (New Popular Front), substitute Carole Binois-Fiegel
• Bernadette Gasc (Lutte Ouvrière), substitute for Patrick Gil.

Tarn

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1^D constituency:

• Orphée Pauthier / Pierre Soldat (alternate)
• Margot Lapeyre / Christine Deymie (alternate)
• Eric Chavegrand / Vincent Lopez (alternate)
• Frédéric Cabrolier / Alain Dauzats
• Philippe Bonnecarrère / Julie Capo-Ortega (alternate)

2^e constituency:

• Joël Encontre / Evelyne Houles (alternate)
• Frédéric Lamouche / Matthieu Furlan (alternate)
• Karen Erodi / Romain Jammes (alternate)
• Pierre Verdier / Fabienne Bex (alternate)
• Boris Gimenez-Sastre / Christine Meric (alternate)
• Julien Bacou / Raymond Bessou (alternate)
• Thierno Bah / Harmonie Descamps (substitute)

3^e constituency:

• Julien Lassalle / Valérie Perrin (alternate)
• Chantal Tressens / Bénédicte Bernot (alternate)
• Alban Azais / Céline Nguyen (alternate)
• Jean Terlier / Géraldine Rouanet-Astruc
• Guihem Carayon / Aleandre Pujol (alternate)
• Claire Dauge / Georges Annear (alternate)

Tarn-et-Garonne

1^D constituency:

• Brigitte Barèges (LR, substitute Pierre-Henri Carbonnel)
• Catherine Simonin-Benazet (Renaissance, substitute for Charles Tapie)
• Valérie Rabault (PS/NFP, alternate Morgan Tellier)
• Jean-François Grilhaut des Fontaines (Solidarity & progress, substitute Vincent Crousier)
• Richard Blanco (LO, substitute Vincent Haas)
• Alain Bru (substitute for Baudoin de Sonis)

2^e constituency:

• Claudie Chrétien (LFI/NFP, substitute for Roméo Charrière)
• Anne Ius (PRG, substitute Michel Weill)
• Françoise Ratsimba (LO, substitute Stéphane Gomiles)
• Marine Hamelet (RN, substitute Romain Lopez)
• Jules Duffaut (Horizons, alternate Marie Sierra)
• Claire Aymes (Bastir Occitanie, substitute Pascal De Nascimento)