follow the reactions in the constituencies of the region

In Calvados, for example, many candidates withdrew to block the National Rally.

The situation is still uncertain in Seine-Maritime.

Legislative elections 2024. How many triangulars are left in Normandy after the withdrawals?

Legislative election results: lists, candidates, polls

Christian Guyot, deputy departmental delegate of Reconquête, came up against a score of 1.11% of the votes with 842 votes in his favor.

However, he congratulates the score of the Les Républicains-National Rally candidate, Pierre Giry. “We had two adversaries: Macronism and the immigrationist far left. It’s a satisfaction that she doesn’t get through,” Gaëlle Vérove, the New Popular Front candidate, having withdrawn from the race.

Yesterday, Mansour Ayouti came in seventh place with 0.83% of the votes cast in the first round.

If he deplores the vote in favor of the union Les Républicains – Rassemblement national, whose list represented by Pierre Giry obtained 33.89%, the candidate does not issue voting instructions because, according to him, “no candidate in the second round is placing himself on the ground of the working class.”

He has not yet announced his decision whether or not to maintain his candidacy. But he expressed his discontent on X (formerly Twitter) after several injunctions against him on social networks.

The LFI activists who call me a “collaborator” before even knowing my decision, do you sincerely think you are usefully defending Alma Dufour’s cause?!?! Honestly!!!

No vote should be cast for the candidates of the National Rally or for the candidates of France Insoumise. (…) I will propose to the Horizons candidates, who came third and who could, by their presence in the second round, without hope of victory, favour the election of a candidate from the extremes, to withdraw in favour of the parties with whom we share the same republican requirement.

1st constituency Rouen

• Florence Hérouin-Léautey (NFP) : 44,44 %
• Damien Adam (outgoing, ENS): 27.62%
• Grégoire Houdan (RN): 18.99%

Legislative elections 2024. The duo of Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol in the lead in Rouen, a triangular shape is emerging

2nd constituency Bois-Guillaume

• Vanessa Lancelot (RN) : 33,77 %
• Annie Vidal (outgoing, ENS): 27.73%
• Vincent Decorde (NFP) : 24,46 %

3rd constituency Rouen-Petit Quevilly

• Édouard Bénard (outgoing, NFP): 48.64%
• Pauline Daniel (RN) : 28,24 %

4th constituency Elbeuf

• Guillaume Pennelle (RN) : 39,08 %
• Alma Dufour (outgoing, NFP): 32.65%
• Laurent Bonnaterre (ENS): 24.71%

5th constituency Caudebec

• Jean-Cyril Montier (RN): 41.39%
• Gérard Leseul (outgoing, NFP): 33.36%
• Jean Delalandre (HOR) : 22,35 %

6th constituency Dieppe

• Patrice Martin (RN) : 44,90 %
• Sébastien Jumel (outgoing, NFP): 34; 50%

7th district Le Havre-Nord

• Agnès Firmin Le Bodo (outgoing, HOR): 34.83%
• Anaïs Thomas (RN): 28.63%
• Florence Martin Péréon (NFP) : 28,62 %

2024 Legislative Elections. In Le Havre, the two outgoing MPs in the lead in this first round

8th constituency Le Havre-Sud

• Jean-Paul Lecoq (outgoing, NFP): 42.82%
• Isabelle Le Coz (RN): 31.32%

9th constituency Fécamp

• Douglas Potier (RN): 44.58%
• Marie-Agnès Poussier-Winsback (outgoing HOR): 32.08%

10th constituency of Pays de Caux

• Robert Le Bourgeois (RN): 45.29%
• Xavier Batut (sortant, HOR) : 25.55%

The department is of interest for cases where withdrawals could occur.

To note the 2nd district with first place for Vanessa Lancelot (RN) and third place for Vincent Décorde (NFP)

Same situation for the RN in the lead but with the Horizon party in third place in the 4th and 5th district. Edouard Philippe has not yet given instructions for his two candidates: Laurent Bonnaterre and Jean Delalandre respectively.

2024 Legislative Elections. Who qualifies for the second round in Seine-Maritime?

• In the first constituency (Saint-Lô), the outgoing right-wing MP, Philippe Gosselin, won 38.31% of the votes cast against the RN candidate Franck Simon (32.89%).
• In the second constituency (Avranches-Granville), Bertrand Sorre, for the presidential majority, is eight points ahead of Marie-Françoise Kurdziel (39.91% of votes cast against 31.84% for the RN candidate).
• In the third constituency (Coutances-Valognes), The results are very close: only 493 votes separate Pierre Giry, candidate of the LR-RN union (33.89% of the votes), who comes out on top against the outgoing deputy and former minister Stéphane Travert (Ensemble), who obtains 33.24% of the votes.
• In the fourth constituency (La Hague-Cherbourg-Val-de-Saire), the leaver bonus also applies. The outgoing MP, Anna Pic (New Popular Front), comes in first with 34.22% of the votes cast, ahead of the LR-RN candidate, Nicolas Conquer, who totals 30%.

Legislative. The far right will be in the second round in the four constituencies of the Channel

1st constituency Caen-West

• Joël Bruneau (DVD) : 43,11 %
• Emma Foureau (NFP) : 34,82 %
• Ludivine Daoudi (RN): 19.95%

2nd district Caen-Est

• Arthur Delaporte (outgoing, NFP): 42.34%
• Josseline Liban (RN): 25.84%

3rd constituency Falaise – Lisieux

• Edouard Fauvage (RN) : 41,09 %
• Jérémie Patrier-Leitus (outgoing, ENS): 36.46%

4th constituency Pont-l’Evêque-Deauville-Cabourg

• Chantal Henry (RN) : 33,65 %
• Christophe Blanchet (outgoing, ENS): 32.80%
• Pierre Mouraret (NFP): 19.78%

5th district Bayeux

• Philippe Chapron (RN): 31.86%
• Bertrand Bouyx (outgoing, ENS): 24.59%
• Thomas Dupont-Federici (NFP) : 24,46 %

6th constituency Vire

• Nicolas Calbrix (RN) : 36,26 %
• Élisabeth Borne (outgoing, ENS): 28.93%
• Noé Gauchard (NFP) 23,16 %

Around 300 people gathered on the Place du Théâtre in Caen to say “no” to the far right.

The demonstrators do not rule out other demonstrations today or during the week.

And for good reason, it is the constituency of former Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne. She came in second position behind National Rally candidate Nicolas Calbrix.

Third, the NFP candidate Noé Gauchard, although qualified, withdrew: “We will refuse to be complicit or guilty of the arrival of the National Rally in power”

“I call on all voters who recognize themselves in the values ​​of the Republic and who want concrete, practical and rapid solutions for the territory to rally around my candidacy in the second round”

Legislative elections 2024. What to remember from this first round in the 6th constituency of Calvados

I am more motivated than ever to meet voters, defend on the ground a union based on republican values ​​and convince the inhabitants of the 1st district to vote for me. These 5 days which are opening will allow me to recall that Christine Loir was a perfectly discreet, absolutely silent and totally transparent MP in the constituency.

In the first Euroise constituency, It will therefore be an RN-Ensemble duel in the second round : the candidate of the New Popular Front, Christine Le Bonté, who had obtained a little more than 21% of the votes, is withdrawing from the race.

• In the first constituency (Évreux East and South), Christine Loir (RN, outgoing MP) obtained 46.53% of the votes, Julien Canin (Together for the Republic), 28.51% and Christine Le Bonté (NFP, PS), 21.58% of the votes.
• In the second constituency (Évreux North and West), Katiana Levavasseur (RN, outgoing MP) obtained 43.61% of the votes, Timour Veyri (NFP, PS), 21.25%.
• In the third constituency (Bernay Est – Pont-Audemer), Kévin Mauvieux (RN, outgoing MP) obtained 48.88% of the votes, Marie Tamarelle-Verhaeghe (Together for the Republic), 21.35%.
• In the fourth constituency (Louviers), Patrice Pauper (RN) obtained 41.64%, Philippe Brun (NFP, PS, outgoing deputy), 34.27%.
• In the fifth district (Vernon), Timothée Houssin (RN, outgoing deputy) obtained 45.26% of the votes, Frédéric Duché (Ensemble, Horizons), 24.39% of the votes and Pierre-Yves Jourdain (NFP, EELV), 21.28%.

Legislative elections 2024. What to remember from the results in Eure, where the RN crushes everything

As in the rest of Normandy, the National Rally achieved a historic score in the department.

• In the first constituency (Alençon-Domfront), the outgoing PS MP Chantal Jourdan is put in difficulty by Nadine Belzidsky, RN candidate who comes at the top of the ballot with 35.18% of the votes. Chantal Jourdan, candidate of the New Popular Front, is far behind with 27.33% of the votes.
• In the second constituency (L’Aigle – Mortagne), It is a duel between the candidate of the National Rally, Gérard Vienne – who obtained 40.01% of the votes – and the outgoing Republican MP, Véronique Louwagie (32.95%), who this time ran with the miscellaneous right label.
• In the third constituency (Flers-Argentan), the outgoing various right-wing deputy Jérôme Nury comes in first with 43.93% of the votes. In second position, National Rally candidate Ludmila Petchenina received 32.22% of the votes.

Legislative elections 2024. Breakthrough of the RN, Nury in the lead, withdrawals… What to remember in Orne

In Normandy, the main lesson was the qualification of the National Rally in all constituencies.

Legislative elections 2024. In Normandy, the RN qualifies everywhere and comes first with 35.3% of the votes