At the end of a voting Sunday marked by record participation, many triangulars are emerging in the former Limousin. To see more clearly, follow our midday edition, with reports, live broadcasts and guests.
73.12% participation in Corrèze, 72.32% in Haute-Vienne and 70.63% in Creuse. Voters mobilized massively in Limousin for this first round of the legislative elections, much more than in 2022, between 15 and 20 points.
No candidate was elected in any of the six constituencies. Each time, three candidates obtained enough votes to remain in the second round.
After the withdrawal of Amandine Dewaele (New Popular Front – EELV), in favour of Frédérique Meunier (DVD), Sunday evening in the 2nd constituency of Corrèze, five three-way races are still looming, this Monday morning.
To discover, in this newspaper presented by Jérôme Piperaud, numerous reports, but also live from Creuse and Corrèze. Three guests are expected to discuss the situation in the third constituency of Haute-Vienne: Manon Meunier, outgoing New Front Popular MP, who came first in the first round, with 35.18% of the vote, Cyril Louic, replacement candidate for Albin Freychet for the RN (34.85% of votes) and Gilles Toulza, of the Republican Alternative (26.65%) who came in third position and who announced, Sunday evening, that he was remaining for the second round.
Also read: 2024 legislative results: who are the qualified? The situation summarized in Haute-Vienne, Creuse and Corrèze after the first round
