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19:52 – In Sainte-Marie, who will choose the voters of the former Nupes?
The Nupes, which has already exploded despite its breakthrough in the last legislative elections, will it see its voters from that time switch to the new left-wing coalition this Sunday? There was no Nupes candidate in the last legislative elections in Sainte-Marie. However, it was a left-wing candidate, labeled Divers gauche, who climbed to the top step in the first round, with 59.44% of the votes. The left, however, lost in the second round since it was Marcellin Nadeau (Regionalist) who won. The list led by Raphaël Glucksmann more recently gleaned 14.13% in Sainte-Marie for the continental elections. But this time the left can aim for 34%, the share of votes of the leader of Place Publique being added to those of Manon Aubry (15.38%), of EELV Marie Toussaint (4.08%) and finally of Léon Deffontaine (1.88%).
18:42 – How far will the RN go in Sainte-Marie during the legislative elections?
It is difficult to clearly summarize all this data. But trends are emerging… If in France as a whole, voting intentions put the National Rally’s average increase at nearly fifteen points in the 2024 legislative elections compared to its score in the 2022 legislative elections (which would bring Jordan Bardella’s party to around 20% in the municipality), it must nevertheless be realized that the movement has visibly only recorded 3 more points between the 2019 European elections and those of June 9th on site. The trend should therefore be more limited locally.
3:31 p.m. – Three weeks ago, the RN’s victory in Sainte-Marie
The balance of the presidential and legislative elections dates back two years already, an eternity in politics. In detail, 299 voters from Sainte-Marie turned to the Le Pen party a few days ago, in the European elections. The list, with Jordan Bardella as general-in-chief, gleaned 23.47% of the votes ahead of Valérie Hayer at 18.84% and Manon Aubry at 15.38%.
2:32 p.m. – Sainte-Marie voted for Mélenchon in the first round of the presidential election
The presidential election is undoubtedly the benchmark for gauging local political preference. Point to remember: the RN had posted a better result in the first round in the legislative elections in the commune than Marine Le Pen in person during the election of the tenant of the Elysée. The leader of the movement had garnered 17.5% in the first round in the city. In order, we nevertheless found Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the lead with 50.32%, followed by Emmanuel Macron with 17.8% and Marine Le Pen with 17.5%. Marine Le Pen even finished ahead of Emmanuel Macron in the second round (with 64.65% against 35.35%).
12:32 – What was the verdict of the legislative elections two years ago in Sainte-Marie?
The verdict of the most recent legislative election seems to be a key indicator at the time of the major electoral meeting that is being played out. The 2022 legislative elections in Sainte-Marie will not give the advantage, in the first round, to the National Rally, which will collect 2.37% in the commune, an integral part of the 2nd constituency of Martinique, while the Divers gauche candidates will gather 59.44% of the votes. Only one candidate was in the second round, a particularity that offered 100% to the latter on site!
11:02 – Demographic and electoral trends in Sainte-Marie: what you need to know
A few hours before the announcement of the results of the legislative elections, Sainte-Marie is teeming with diversity and activities. With its 14,650 inhabitants, this town presents itself as a symbol of openness. Its 1,130 businesses demonstrate a certain dynamism. The rate of families with at least one car (51.71%) shows a dependence on the automobile. This factor could affect voters on issues of mobility and road development. Sainte-Marie forms a diverse community, with its 125 foreign residents, or 0.84% of its population, reinforcing the social and cultural wealth of the town. With an average monthly net salary of €1,968.13 per month, the town has an unemployment rate of 27.9%, revealing a fragile economic situation. In Sainte-Marie, local issues are similar to those of mainland France.
09:32 – Election in Sainte-Marie: the polling stations have opened their doors
Over the course of the last electoral meetings, the 14,834 inhabitants of this agglomeration have revealed their voting habits. A few weeks ago, during the previous European elections, the abstention rate was 90.72% in the commune of Sainte-Marie. The abstention rate was 86.44% for the 2019 European elections. As a reminder, in the agglomeration, the abstention percentage in the 2022 legislative elections was 80.05% in the first round and only 77.29% in the second round. At the level of the whole of France, participation was already analyzed two years ago. It was 18% at 12 noon and only 39% at 5 p.m. for the first round, less than in 2017.
08:02 – Legislative elections in Sainte-Marie: polling station times
The 19 polling stations in the Sainte-Marie urban area close at 7 p.m. The 2024 legislative elections are an opportunity for the 16,349 voters of Sainte-Marie to express themselves on the issues that affect their country. In the event that the union of the left or the far right obtains a majority of seats in the Assembly, cohabitation could occur, forcing the president to appoint a Prime Minister from the opposition to govern. This election is an opportunity for the candidates of the union of the left (LFI, PS, Ecologists, PC, etc.) to stand out among the inhabitants of the commune. Please note, to vote, do not forget your identity papers.
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