The first round of the 2024 legislative elections was held this Sunday, June 30 after an unprecedented express campaign, three weeks after the dissolution of the National Assembly.
According to the final results of the Ministry of the Interior published during the night from Sunday to Monday, the National Rally (far right) comes clearly in the lead with a score of 29.25% of the votes cast. If we add its allies who are classified under the label “Union of the extreme right”, the score rises to 33.15%.
Ahead of the New Popular Front (union of the left), 27.99% and Together (outgoing presidential majority), 20.04%.
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The results, constituency by constituency
76 constituencies have already elected their deputy during this first round. The other 501 constituencies are potentially affected by duels, triangulars or quadrangulars in the second round.
Here is our map of the results constituency by constituency:
Find the precise results for your municipality on this page
Duels and triangulars to come
These results of the first round do not constitute evidence for the final distribution of seats. The various party leaders have given their voting instructions and possible withdrawals could change the face of the posters for the second round.
“In accordance with our principles, nowhere will we allow the RN to win and that is why, in the event that it came first and we came third, we will withdraw our candidacy,” announced Jean-Luc Mélenchon at the end of the vote.
Monday and Tuesday will be intense days on the political front, with candidates able to remain in the race having to declare themselves before 6 p.m. on Tuesday. For the verdict, see you on Sunday, July 7.
