2024 Legislative Elections: Who are the 76 candidates elected in the first round? In which constituencies? | LCP

Out of 577 seats to be filled in the National Assembly, 76 candidates were elected in the first round of the legislative elections. Among them, the National Rally and its allies elected 39 deputies, the New Popular Front 32 deputies and Ensemble pour la République 2 deputies. Who are they? In which constituencies were they elected? LCP draws up the list and map of the elected representatives of the first round.

Sunday June 30, 76 deputies were elected from the first round of the legislative elections. These candidates have received in their constituency the absolute majority of votes cast and a number of votes at least equal to a quarter of registered voters. The double condition to be fulfilled to be elected in the first round of the legislative election.

LCP has drawn up the list of deputies already elected to the National Assembly, as well as the constituency map which corresponds to these elections.

National Rally and allies: 39 deputies

• National Rally (37): Nicolas Dragon (1^time constituency of the Aisne); Jocelyn Designy (5^th of Aisne); José Beaurain, 4^th Aisne constituency; Alexandra Masson4^th constituency of Alpes-Maritimes; Bryan Masson, 6^th Alpes-Maritimes; Jordan Guitton, 1^time of Dawn; Franck Allisio12^th Bouches-du-Rhône; Nicolas Meizonnet, 2^th you Gard ; Edwige Diaz11^th from Gironde ; Aurélien Lopez-Liguori, 7^th from Hérault ; Laurence Robert-Dehault, 2^th from Haute-Marne ; Florence Goulet, 2^th of the Meuse ; Kevin Pfeffer, 6^th of the Moselle ; Alexandre Loubet7^th from the Moselle ; Matthieu Marchio, 16^th you North ; Sébastien Chenu19^th you North; Michael Taverne, 12^th from the North; Guillaume Florquin, 20^th from the North; Sandra Delannoy, 3^th you North; Philippe Ballard2^th from Oise; Emmanuel Blairy, 1^time from Pas-de-Calais; Bruno Clavet, 3^th from Pas-de-Calais; Christine Engrand, 6^th from Pas-de-Calais; Thierry Frappé, 10^th from Pas-de-Calais; Bruno Picture12^th from Pas-de-Calais; Marine Le Pen11^th from Pas-de-Calais; Anaïs Sabatini, 2^th Pyrénées-Orientales; Emeric Salmon, 2^th from Haute-Saône; Yaël Menache, 5^th of Somme; Julie Lechanteux, 5^th du Var ; Philippe Schreck, 8^th you were ; Frank Giletti, 6^th from Var; Philippe Lottiaux, 4^th you were ; Laura Lavalette2^th from Var; Hervé de Lépinau, 3^th from Vaucluse; Julien Odoul3^th from Yonne;
• Part of Eric Ciotti’s LR-RN alliance (1): Christelle from Around, 5^th Alpes-Maritimes constituency;
• Coming from Reconquest invested by the National Rally (1) : Eddy Casterman, 3^th constituency of Aisne.

New Popular Front: 32 deputies

• Rebellious France (20): Manuel Bompard (4th constituency of Bouches-du-Rhône); Sebastien Delogu (7th in Bouches-du-Rhône); François Piquemal (4th in Haute-Garonne); Nathalie Oziol (2nd in Hérault); Andy Kerbrat (2nd in Loire-Atlantique); Sophia Chikirou (6e de Paris) ; Rodrigo Arenas (10th of Paris) Sarah Legrain (16th of Paris) ; Daniele Obono (17th of Paris) ; Aymeric Caron (18th from Paris) ; Aurelien Saintoul (11th of Hauts-de-Seine) ; Aurélie Trouvé (9th of Seine-Saint-Denis) ; Eric Coquerel (1st of Seine-Saint-Denis) ; Nadège Abomangoli (10th from Seine-Saint-Denis) ; Bastien Lachaud (6th from Seine-Saint-Denis) ; Clémentine Autain (11th of Seine-Saint-Denis) ; Mathilde Panot (10th in Val-de-Marne) ; Clemence Guette (2nd in Val-de-Marne) ; Paul Vannier (5th in Val-d’Oise) ; Carlos Martens Bilongo (8th from Val d’Oise) ;
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• Socialist Party (5): Martine Froger (1st constituency of Ariège); Mickaël Bouloux (8th of Ille-et-Vilaine); Emmanuel Gregoire (7th from Paris); Olivier Faure (11th of Seine-et-Marne); Isabelle Santiago (9th from Val-de-Marne);
• French Communist Party (2): Elsa Faucillon (1^time district of Hauts-de-Seine); Stéphane Peu (2^th from Seine-Saint-Denis);
• The Ecologists (5): Marie-Charlotte Garin (3^th Rhone district); Eva Sas (8^th from Paris) ; Sandrine Rousseau (9^th de Paris) ; Pouria Amirshahi (5^th from Paris) ; Sophie Taillé-Polian (11^th du Val-de-Marne)​​​​​​

Together for the Republic: 2 deputies

• Renaissance (2) : Pierre Cazeneuve (7^th Hauts-de-Seine constituency); Mikaele Seo (1^time of Wallis and Futuna);

The Republicans: 1 deputy

• Philippe Juvin (3^th constituency of Hauts-de-Seine).

Miscellaneous right: 2 deputies

• Estelle Youssouffa (1^time constituency of Mayotte);
• Moerani Frebault (1^time of French Polynesia).

Also find, below, our interactive map of constituencies already equipped with a deputy:

For the other constituencies the second round of legislative elections will take place Next Sunday, July 7th.