How, when, where and for whom to vote: overview of what you need to know before going to vote in Vienne on Sunday June 30, 2024.
Offices. 457 polling stations in 265 municipalities.
Schedules. All polling stations in the Vienne department open at 8 a.m. and close at 6 p.m.
Elector. To participate in the election, you must be at least 18 years old at the latest on the day before the first round of voting, be of French nationality; enjoy your civil and political rights; be registered on the electoral lists.
Registered. 307,274 registered people expected for the legislative elections (307,894 registered people for the European elections who were included in the European supplementary lists).
Candidates. On the first constituencyEmmanuelle Darlès (National Rally), Ludovic Gaillard (Workers’ Struggle), Séverine Saint-Pé (Union of the Right), Aurélien Tricot (Various Left), Lisa Belluco (New Popular Front).
On the second constituencyEstelle Chevallier (National Rally), Agnès Chauvin (Workers’ Struggle), Aurélien Bourdier (Socialist Party), Valérie Soumaille (New Popular Front), Xavier Augay (Various right), Sacha Houlié (Presidential Majority).
On the third districtPascal Lecamp (Presidential Majority), Soizic Jouan (Workers’ Struggle), Gisèle Jean (New Popular Front), Éric Soulat (National Rally), Tatiana Gouverneur (Equinoxe).
On the fourth constituencySabine Bortolotti (Stand up France), Patrick Minot (Centrist Alliance), Patrice Villeret (Workers’ Struggle), Yves Trousselle (New Popular Front), Nicolas Turquois (Presidential Majority).
Maintenance. To be able to remain in the second round, a candidate must obtain in the first round a number of votes at least equal to 12.5% of the number of voters registered in the constituency. At 2? In turn, the candidate with the most votes wins the election (relative majority).
