16:12 – What was the result of the European elections in Robert on June 9?
We must also obviously look back at the very last electoral test when approaching the legislative elections. It was indeed the RN list led by Jordan Bardella that dominated the 2024 European elections in Robert, with 18.51% of voters, or 362 votes, ahead of the list led by Manon Aubry with 17.33%, which itself had overtaken Valérie Hayer’s list with 16.46%.
2:32 p.m. – Jean-Luc Mélenchon beat Macron and Le Pen in the Robert in the first round of the 2022 presidential election
It is probably the election for the presidency of the Republic that is the best indicator of the inclination of the inhabitants of a municipality. It should be noted that the National Rally had posted a higher result in the first round of the legislative elections in Robert than Marine Le Pen herself during the election of the President of the Republic. She had accumulated 15.7% in the first round on site. In order, we still found Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the lead with 52.81%, followed by Marine Le Pen with 15.7% and Emmanuel Macron with 15.01%. Marine Le Pen had even finished ahead of Emmanuel Macron in the second round (with 65.07% against 34.93%).
12:32 – The data from the last elections, a sign for the 2024 legislative elections in Robert?
The result obtained by the party represented by Jordan Bardella in the first round will be the determining factor locally for this legislative election. The RN did not convince in the commune of Robert two years ago, during the elections for the new National Assembly, with 3.67% in the first round, against 78.30% for Jiovanny William (Miscellaneous left), Le Robert voting for the 1st constituency of Martinique. It will not be better in the second round, the RN still being non-existent and leaving room for Jiovanny William (Miscellaneous left) for the leadership locally.
11:02 – Robert at the polls: demographic and economic analysis of electoral issues
At the heart of the legislative electoral campaign, Le Robert presents itself as a dynamic and lively city. With its 21,305 inhabitants, this cosmopolitan city reflects the cultural richness of contemporary France. With 1,951 companies, Le Robert allows innovation and entrepreneurship to flourish. The percentage of households without a car (36.37%) underlines a lesser dependence on the automobile, which can influence voters on transport and road development issues. With 141 foreign residents, Le Robert ranks as an example of multiculturalism. With an average net monthly salary of €2,222.73 per month, the municipality reveals a percentage of unemployed of 25.32%, revealing a mixed economic situation. Thus, Le Robert embodies the challenges and ambitions of contemporary France.
09:32 – Voter turnout in the last legislative elections in Robert: what you need to know
Looking at the results of previous elections is an opportunity to gain a better understanding of how the citizens of this city voted. Three weeks ago, during the previous European elections, 18,209 people of voting age in Le Robert went to the polls (i.e. 11.89%). Turnout was 14.67% in 2019. As a reminder, in the city, the turnout for the 2022 legislative elections was 19.82% in the first round and only 26.47% in the second round. What will turnout be like in Le Robert for the 2024 legislative elections? Two years ago, for the second round of the last presidential election, the turnout was 47.06% in the city. Turnout was 43.92% in the first round, which represented 7,945 people.
08:02 – Polling stations at Robert: opening hours
The 2024 legislative elections offer the opportunity to Robert’s 18,073 voters to express themselves on the challenges that concern their country. In the event that the union of the left or the RN obtains a majority of seats in the Assembly, cohabitation could occur, forcing Emmanuel Macron to appoint a Prime Minister from an opposing political current to govern. Among the forces present in the 1st constituency of Martinique, who will be able to convince the greatest number of voters in the urban area? Please note that the 19 polling stations in the Robert agglomeration (from 9 Rue Vincent Allegre – Town Hall to Lot Moulin A Vent – Ecole Maternelle Mano Cesaire) will close at 19 ‘o clock for counting. This page will display the results at Robert from 8 p.m.
