The prefectures of Corsica formalized, this Sunday, June 16, the list of 33 candidates for the legislative elections of June 30 and July 7, 2024.
Photo archives Paule Santoni
This Sunday, June 16, marked the close of candidacy submissions for the early legislative elections of June 30 and July 7. A draw was carried out in the prefectures of Ajaccio and Bastia in order to establish the display locations of candidate panels in the four constituencies of the island. This draw above all made it possible to finalize the list of contenders for the national assembly.
33 candidates appear in the 4 constituencies. The final list will only be finalized this Monday, June 17 by order of the prefect, pending the exhaustion of the appeal deadlines. This Monday the propaganda commission must also be held to validate bulletins, posters and professions of faith. The first round is set for June 30 and the second for July 7.
First constituency of Corse-du-Sud:
Didier Quilichini (Extreme Left – Lutte Ouvrière)
Lisandru Luciani (Mossa Palatina)
Marc-Antoine Leroy (PCF – Popular Front)
Jean-François Luciani (Partitu di a Nazione Corsa)
Romain Colonna (Femu a Corsica)
Emmanuelle Dominici (Core in Fronte)
Laurent Marcangeli (Horizons), outgoing MP
Ariane Quarena (National Rally)
Second constituency of Corse-du-Sud:
Paul-André Colombani (Partitu di a Nazione Corsa), outgoing MP
Jean-Baptiste Luccioni (Socialist Party – Popular Front)
Michel Chiocca (Mossa Palatina)
Jean-Baptiste Cucchi (Core in Fronte)
François Filoni (National Rally)
Valérie Bozzi (Various Right)
First constituency of Haute-Corse:
Julien Morganti (Various Right)
Michel Castellani (Femu a Corsica), outgoing MP
Batti Lucciardi (Core in Fronte)
Sacha Bastelica (La France Insoumise -New Popular Front)
Alexis Fernandez (Sovereignist)
Jean-François Paoli (Radical Party)
Jean-Michel Lamberti (Reconquest)
Jean-Michel Marchal (National Rally)
Nicolas Battini (Mossa Palatina)
Gaël Maquet (SE)
Olivier Josue (Workers’ Struggle)
Second constituency of Haute-Corse:
Marie-Louise Mariani (Suvranu sovereignist movement)
Jean-Félix Acquaviva (Femu a Corsica), outgoing MP
François-Xavier Ceccoli (Various Right)
Viviane Rongione (Workers’ Struggle)
Jean-Antoine Giacomi (Forza Nova)
Sylvie Jouart-Fernandez (National Rally)
Antoine Carli (Core in Fronte)
Hélène Sanchez (The Greens – New Popular Front)
