As soon as the European elections are over, the French will have to elect their deputy in the 577 constituencies on June 30 and July 7. Together, New Popular Front, LR, RN, Reconquest… Who are the candidates and parties represented near you? Less than three weeks before the first round of voting, discover the official list.
They will have to carry out an express campaign. After the announcement of the dissolution by Emmanuel Macron on the evening of the European elections, the candidates for the early legislative elections on Sunday June 30 and July 7 are now known. The Ministry of the Interior published, this Tuesday, June 18, the official list of candidates vying to join the hemicycle of the National Assembly.
Type your postal code into the search engine below to consult the complete list of candidates in the first round of the legislative elections in your constituency, as well as the party to which they are attached. Please note, the largest municipalities are often divided into several constituencies.
New Popular Front, Together, LR, RN…
The Macronists under the Together banner
Among the main political forces that present candidates, there are Togethercomposed of supporters of the President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron: Renaissance (ex-La République en marche), the Democratic movement by François Bayrou, Horizons – movement of Edouard Philippe -, theUDI and the Radical Party.
They were the ones who had the largest number of deputies in the National Assembly before the dissolution, without being able to count on an absolute majority.
The left (almost) united behind the New Popular Front
On the left, after Nupes in the 2022 legislative elections, a new alliance emerged in the form of New Popular Frontsupported by Rebellious FranceTHE Socialist PartyTHE EcologistsTHE Communist Partythe movement of Raphaël Glucksmann Public place, GenerationsTHE New Anti-Capitalist Party and other movements.
Locally, dissident candidates nevertheless emerged.
A contested LR-RN agreement, Solo reconquest
The right and the far right leave divided. Part of the Republicans chose to follow the contested president Eric Ciotti and form an alliance with the National gatheringbehind The National Union – classified as a far-right union by the Ministry of the Interior. Others chose to present themselves under the LR banner alone or, locally, to gather with the Macronists.
Finally, ReconquestEric Zemmour’s movement, will be solo and weakened on the starting line: the lack of alliance with the RN led MEP Marion Maréchal to slam the party’s door.
