The week
On June 9, Emmanuel Macron decided to dissolve the National Assembly. This Sunday, June 30, the French return to the polls to choose their deputy. Reactions, results, analysis: follow this first round of legislative elections with La Semaine.
It is a sudden election, with an express campaign, and with an undecided result between three political blocs: these legislative elections like no other began with this first round this Sunday, June 30, 2024. The first polling stations in Lorraine opened their doors at 8 a.m. in the morning, the last ones will close at 8 p.m. 15 deputies are to be elected in Moselle and Meurthe-et-Moselle: what will the inhabitants choose?
For this first round of the legislative elections, the editorial staff of La Semaine is mobilizing and offering you all the information in real time on the progress of this first round, in Moselle and Meurthe-et-Moselle.
Follow live information from the first round of the legislative elections in this live broadcast from La Semaine.
10:55 p.m. – Definitive: In Nancy-2, Stéphane Hablot in the lead for the New Popular Front
In the 2nd constituency of Meurthe-et-Moselle, NFP candidate Stéphane Hablot (NFP) came in first with 39.91%, followed by Emmanuel Lacresse (Ensemble), with 30.74% of the vote. Geneviève Maillot (RN) came third with 22.45%.
10:45 p.m. – Results of the legislative elections in Moselle: discover our interactive map
Find all the results, constituency by constituency, in the Moselle department on our interactive map.
10:25 p.m.: Final: outgoing MP Laurent Jacobelli in the lead in the 8th constituency of Moselle
In the 8th constituency, the outgoing MP Laurent Jacobelli (RN) is in the lead after the first round (46.36%). He is followed by the NFP candidate Céline Léger (28.98%). In third place, the Ensemble candidate Samuel Zonato (15.72%) can qualify for the second round, but has announced his withdrawal for the second round to block the National Rally.
10:14 p.m. – Final: Belkhir Belhaddad in unfavorable ballot in the 1st constituency of Moselle
In the 1st constituency of Moselle, the outgoing deputy Belkhir Belhaddad comes in second position (27.59%) against the RN candidate Grégoire Laloux (39.81%). The candidate representing the New Popular Front Vincent Félix comes third (26.10%).
10:05 p.m. – Final: Charlotte Leduc overtaken by the right and the far right in the 3rd constituency of Moselle
In the 3rd constituency of Moselle, the three political blocs are hot on their heels. But it is the RN candidate Victor Chomard who comes out on top with 35.32% of the vote. He is closely followed by the right-wing candidate Nathalie Colin-Oesterlé (UDI), who collects 34.66% of the vote. Charlotte Leduc, outgoing MP, has to settle for third place (28.27%). She declared on Moselle TV that she would withdraw her candidacy to block the National Rally.
9:55 p.m. – Definitive: in the 9th constituency of Moselle, a short lead for the RN
Candidate Baptiste Philippo (RN) came out on top in the first round of the legislative elections in the 9th constituency. He was closely followed by the outgoing MP (Renaissance) Isabelle Rauch (35%). The NFP candidate came third (22%).
9:50 p.m. – Final: Vincent Seitlinger on unfavorable ballot in the 5th constituency of Moselle
The outgoing deputy LR Vincent Seitlinger is in an unfavorable vote in the 5th constituency of Moselle (34.23%). It is the RN candidate Pascal Jenft who comes first in this constituency (47.52%). NFP candidate Lisa Lahore comes in 3rd position (12.38%).
9:34 p.m. – Final: Thibault Bazin in unfavorable ballot in the 4th constituency of Meurthe-et-Moselle
Dominique Bilde (RN) comes in first place with 43.70% of the vote. In second place is the incumbent Thibault Bazin (LR) who has 33.21% of the vote. We will again see a three-way race with the left-wing candidate Barbara Bertozzi-Bievelot who qualifies with 20.59% of the vote.
9:32 p.m. – Definitive: the RN in the lead in the 3rd constituency of Meurthe-et-Moselle
In the 3rd, the RN candidate Frederic Weber comes first with 43.46% of the votes. He is followed by the outgoing Martine Etienne (NFP) who records only 28.49% of the votes. They are joined by the presidential majority candidate Valerie Maurice (17.98%).
9:30 p.m. – Final: advantage to Dominique Potier in the 5th constituency of Meurthe-et-Moselle
In the 5th constituency of Meurthe-et-Moselle, the outgoing MP Dominique Potier comes out on top (43.47% of the vote). He will face the candidate Louis-Joseph Pecher (Les amis de Ciotti, 30.45%).
9:10 p.m. – Final: Alexandre Loubet re-elected in the first round in the 7th constituency of Moselle
In the 7th constituency of Moselle, Alexandre Loubet will not need a second round: he is re-elected as deputy with 53% of the votes. Luc Muller (NFP) and Yasmine Selmani (Ensemble) come far behind with 18%.
8:55 p.m. – Final: Océane Simon (RN) in the lead in the 4th constituency
RN candidate Océane Simon comes first in the first round in the 4th constituency of Moselle (42%). She is ahead of Fabien Di Filippo, the outgoing LR deputy, at 35%. It will be a duel in the second round because the third candidate, Hélène Girardot, does not receive, with 11%, a sufficient number of votes to qualify for the second round.
8:35 p.m. – Definitive: in the 6th constituency of Moselle, Kevin Pfeffer well in the lead
In the 6th constituency, Kevin Pfeffer came in first with 50% of the vote according to the prefecture. This is a failure for the mayor of Forbach, Alexandre Cassaro, who came in second with 21% of the vote. This is the same level as the NFP candidate Claire Bladt (21%).
8 p.m. – The National Rally would come out on top in the first round
According to an initial estimate by the Ifop polling institute for TF1 and LCI, the National Rally came out on top in this first round of the legislative elections with 34.2%. The New Popular Front came second (29.1%). Next came the presidential majority (21.5%) and Les Républicains (10%). Turnout was reportedly 67%.
7:55 p.m. – Follow the special legislative evening on Moselle TV
The political evening of the legislative elections can also be followed on the Moselle TV channel. A special show, hosted by Jérôme Bergerot with the publications director of the La Semaine group, Stéphane Getto, will review all of the local results.
7:30 p.m. – Who are the forces present in Lorraine?
There are about fifty of them in Moselle, about thirty in Meurthe-et-Moselle: these are the candidates for these legislative elections, who have been campaigning for two weeks in the hope of appearing in the second round as early as Monday, July 1st. Here are the candidates in Moselle, and those in Meurthe-et-Moselle.
7 p.m. – An express campaign for Lorraine candidates
Every day since the announcement of the dissolution of the National Assembly, La Semaine has been interested in this entire campaign, short but intense for the candidates who had to mobilize and gather their supporters at short notice.
Find all the episodes, on this link, this other link, this one and this one, of our series dedicated to the legislative elections in Lorraine.
6:35 p.m. – How can a candidate qualify for the second round?
With the presence of several political forces and an exceptionally high turnout, these legislative elections could have a significant number of triangular contests. Why? How can a candidate reach the second round of the legislative elections?
La Semaine explains the qualifying conditions for this somewhat special election.
6 p.m. – Closing of the first polling stations
The first polling stations have closed. The time has come for counting. In the big cities, Metz and Nancy, voters have until 8 p.m. to vote.
5 p.m. – A large turnout in Moselle
At 5 p.m., the participation rate in the first round of the legislative elections in 2024 in Moselle is estimated at 56.61%. For comparison, in 2022 at 5 p.m. in Moselle, this participation rate was 32.41%. For mainland France in 2022 at 5 p.m., this participation rate was 39.42%.
5 p.m. – Strong turnout in the polling stations of Meurthe-et-Moselle
At 5 p.m., the participation rate was 54.39% in the legislative elections in the department of Meurthe-et-Moselle. Much higher participation at the same time than in the 2022 legislative elections: the participation rate at the same time was 36.23% according to the prefecture of Meurthe-et-Moselle.
2:10 p.m. – Outgoing MPs go to vote
Several deputies have already crossed the door of their polling station. This is among others the case of Ludovic Mendes, outgoing deputy for the 2nd constituency of Moselle.
This was also the case in the morning for Laurent Jacobelli, outgoing deputy for the 8th constituency of Moselle.
8 a.m. – Opening of polling stations
Polling stations have opened in Lorraine. Voters can go to the polling booths in the 15 constituencies of Moselle and Meurthe-et-Moselle
