The National Rally came out on top in the first round of national legislative elections on Sunday, June 30, with 33 to 34% of the vote, followed by the New Popular Front with 28% of the vote. Political figures from Saint-Pierre and Miquelon react to these initial results.
The RN is leading the first round of these national legislative elections, Sunday, June 30. According to initial estimates, Marine Le Pen’s party won 33% to 34% of the vote. The Popular Front came in second, with 28% of the vote, ahead of Ensemble, which won 20% to 21% of the vote. The vote was marked by a turnout rate unprecedented since 1978: 59.39% of voters turned out at 5 p.m. in France, compared to 39.4% in the 2022 legislative elections.
here are the First reactions from political figures in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon:
Stéphane Lenormand (AD) wants to be “prudent” : “it is the second round which will determine the composition of the National Assembly” reacts the outgoing deputy.
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Patricia Chagnon (RN): “we can be satisfied but it is not yet completely won.”
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Marion Letournel (LFI) calls for “fight so that there is a left-wing majority in the Assembly” :
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Pour Frédéric Beaumont (PS), “It’s a disaster, it’s depressing. Thank you Emmanuel Macron” :
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Patrick Lebailly calls for “mobilize against this scourge which is now invading France” :
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Also read: Legislative elections in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon: the reactions of the candidates after the first round
