At midday, in Chalon-sur-Saône, the turnout in the first round of these early legislative elections is significantly higher (45.3%) compared to 2022. More details with Info Chalon.
This Sunday morning, June 30, 2024, like everywhere in France, Chalonnais voters are called to vote for the legislative elections.
At 2 p.m., the turnout in the polling stations of the City of Chalon-sur-Saône is 45.3%. For the 2022 elections, at the same time, it was 31.4%.
It was in Prés Saint-Jean that the participation rate was the lowest, with 32% of voters.
For exemple :
At the 21st office (École Clairs Logis), there were 360 who voted out of the 1095 registered (2:04 p.m.), as we are told Monique Brédoirethe president of the polling station.
At the 12th office (Saint-Jean-des-Vignes School), there were 606 voters out of the 1135 registered (2:40 p.m.), as indicated to us Annie Lombardthe president of the polling station.
At the 11th office (Saint-Jean-des-Vignes School), there were 555 voters out of the 1163 registered (2:50 p.m.), as indicated to us Yoann Bougaud who replaced Evelyne Lefebvrethe president of the polling station, during her break.
At the 10th polling station (Saint-Jean-des-Vignes School), there were 626 voters out of the 1161 registered (2:52 p.m.), as we are told Nadine Galland who replaced Fabrice Faradjithe polling station chairman, during his break.
At the 6th office (École de l’Est), there were 581 voters out of the 1028 registered (3:16 p.m.), as we are told Patrick Vireythe president of the polling station.
Polling stations are open in Chalon-sur-Saône until 6 p.m.
Karim Bouakline-Venegas Al Gharnati
