Voters in Côtes-d’Armor mobilized widely this Sunday, June 30, 2024, for the first round of the legislative elections. The participation rate amounts to 74.36% in the department, compared to 53.05% in 2022. As a reminder, during the European elections of June 9, the participation rate amounted to 59.00%, compared to 57.12 % in 2019.
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The results in Saint-Brieuc
In Saint-Brieuc, in the 1st constituency of Côtes-d’Armor, Marion Gorgiard (New Popular Front) comes first with 39.79% of the votes cast in front of Mickaël Cosson (MoDem), outgoing deputy, with 28.10%. It is Françoise Billaud (National gathering) which takes the 3e place with 21.42%. The rest of the results: Bernard Croguennec (The Republicans), 6.05%; Aourell Danjou (Ecology Differently!), 3.17%; Alain Le Fol (Workers’ Struggle), 1.19%; Virginie Mattasoglio (Breton Party), 0.72%; Herve Denis (Workers’ Party), 0.56%.
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The results in Dinan
In Dinan, in the 2nd constituency of Côtes-d’Armor, it is Hervé Berville (Together for the Republic), outgoing deputy, who comes in first with 38.16% of the votes, ahead of Jeremy Dauphin (New Popular Front) with 31.95%. It is Antoine Kieffer (National gathering) which takes the 3e place with 21.81% of the votes cast. The rest of the results: Michael Desbois (DVD), 6,08 % ; . Logan Maheu (Breton Party), 1.17%; Lucie Herblin (Workers’ struggle), 0.84%.
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The results in Lamballe
In Lamballe, in the 3rd constituency of Côtes-d’Armor, it is Antoine Ravard (New Popular Front) which comes first with 28.42% of the votes ahead Corentin Le Fur (The Republicans), 25.78%. She is the candidate Odile de Mellon (National gathering) which takes the 3e place with 23.33%% of the votes cast. The rest of the results: Lucas Clement (Together for the Republic), 20.34%; Gabrielle Gatien (unlabeled), 0.66%; Bryan Quiet (Breton Party), 0.61%; Jean-Pierre Lamour (Workers’ struggle), 0.55%; Emmanuel Rouxel (regionalist candidate), 0.31%.
The results in Loudéac
In Loudéac, in the 3e Côtes-d’Armor constituency, it is Corentin Le Fur (The Republicans) who came in first with 32.1% of the vote, ahead of Odile de Mellon (National Rally) with 24.8% of the votes cast. It is Antoine Ravard (New Popular Front) which takes the 3e place with 23%. The rest of the results: Lucas Clement (Together for the Republic), 18%; Bryan Quiet (Breton Party), 0.8%; Jean-Pierre Lamour (Workers’ Struggle), 0.6%; Gabrielle Gatien (unlabeled), 0.4%; Emmanuel Rouxel (regionalist candidate), 0.2%.
The results in Guingamp
In Guingamp, the 4th constituency of Côtes-d’Armor, Murielle Lepvraud ( New Popular Front) came in first with 35.54% (978 votes), ahead of Christmas Lude (National Rally) with 31.65% (788 votes). He is the candidate Cyril Jobic (Together for the Republic), with 28.63% (788 votes), which takes 3e place. The rest of the results: Sylvie Lironcourt (Workers’ Struggle), 2.73% (75 votes); Danielle Le Men (Reconquest!), 1.45% (40 votes).
The results in Lannion
In Lannion, in the 5th constituency of Côtes-d’Armor, Marielle Lemaître (New Popular Front) comes in first with 39.9% of the votes, ahead of Éric Bothorel (Together for the Republic), outgoing deputy, with 35.1%. He is the candidate Jean-Yves Le Boulanger (National Rally) which takes the 3e place with 21.9% of the votes. Yann Guéguen (Workers’ Struggle) garnered 3% of the vote.
The results in Paimpol
In Paimpol, in the 5th constituency of Côtes-d’Armor, it is Éric Bothorel (Together for the Republic), outgoing deputy, who comes in first with 41.82% of the votes, ahead of Marielle Lemaître (New Popular Front) with 28.17% of the votes cast. He is the candidate Jean-Yves the Baker (National Rally) which takes the 3e place with 28.02%. Yann Gueguen (Workers’ Struggle), 1.99%.
