Legislative elections 2024: here are all the candidates for the constituencies in the south of Seine-et-Marne

It’s the last straight line. Two weeks before the first round of the 2024 legislative elections, the prefecture of Seine-et-Marne has formalized the names of the candidates in the 11 constituencies in the department.

73 candidates in Seine-et-Marne

Unlike the 2022 election where the number of candidates was quite high, only 73 will compete this year to win the mandate of deputy.

In southern Seine-et-Marne, the presidential majority holds three constituencies with Aude Luquet (MoDem), Frédéric Valletoux (Horizons) and Michèle Peyron (Renaissance). She will find candidates from both left and far-right blocs on her way.

By uniting under the banner of the New Popular Front, the left will present candidates in each constituency. For southern Seine-et-Marne, these will be LFI or PS candidates.

LRs invested by the RN

On the right of the political spectrum, the RN is advancing with members of the LR in its ranks. Thus, in addition to the Republican Théo Michel invested in the constituency of Melun, the Lepéniste party supports the mayor of Seine-Port LR, Vincent Paul-Petit, in the constituency held by Olivier Faure (PS).

For their part, The Republicans have only nominated four candidates across the 77, including only 3 for the south of the department.

The 6 districts of the south of Seine-et-Marne

Discover the candidates for the six constituencies in the south of Seine-et-Marne. Candidates in bold are outgoing MPs.

1st constituency (Melun)

Jean-Louis Guerrier (LO)

Hicham Aichi

Arnaud Saint-Martin (LFI New Popular Front)

Henri Komivi Djolegbehou (National Republican Cohesion)

Brigitte Lapeyronie (Reconquest)

Aude Luquet (MoDem – presidential majority)

Victoria Meimouni

Théo Michel (LR invested by the RN)

2nd constituency (Fontainebleau – Nemours)

Stéphanie Faury (POID)

Valérian Lapkoff

Ivanka Dimitrova (RN)

Élodie Broch (LO)

Sophie Balastre (DLF)

Loïc Rousselle (Ecology at the center)

Frédéric Valletoux (Horizons)

Nour Benaïssa Watbot (LFI – New Popular Front)

Guillaume Cazauran (Reconquest)

3rd district (Montereau – Moret)

Davy Brun (RN)

Laura Vallée-Hans (LFI – New Popular Front)

Catherine Van Cauteren (LO)

Jean-Louis Thieriot (LR)

4th constituency (Provins)

Jean-Yves Gaudey (LO)

Nicolas Fauveau (Reconquest)

Mathieu Garnier (LFI – New Popular Front)

Isabelle Perigault (LR)

Julien Limongi (RN)

9th district

Marie-Pierre Chevallier (Animalist)

Kamal Valcin (plural France)

Céline Thiébault-Martinez (PS – New Popular Front)

Morgann Vanacker (RN)

Florence Woods (LO)

Franck Denion (LR)

Michèle Peyron (Renaissance)

Bruno-Charles Delalandre (Reconquest)

11th district

Thomas Ianz (UDI)

Dominique Mahé

Flora Creantor

Vincent Paul-Petit (LR, invested by the RN)

Olivier Faure (PS – New Popular Front)

Anne De La Torre (LO)

The first round will take place on June 30 and the second on July 7, 2024.

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