Seven duels and four triangularsthis will be the face of the second round of legislative elections in Gironde on July 7. 26 candidates are still in the running and the withdrawal instructions given at the national level have been followed in our department. The National Rally is leading in six of the twelve Gironde constituencies and is presenting ten candidates for this second round. The New Popular Front and Ensemble are presenting eight candidates. Find the map of the candidates in the running at the end of the article.
1st constituency: Bordeaux-north Le Bouscat
The Bordeaux Minister of Public Accounts Renaissance Thomas Cazenave comes out on top with 38.31% of the vote. The first constituency is one of the four triangular districts of the department.
- Thomas Cazenave (Renaissance / Ensemble) – 38,31%
- Celine Papin (The Ecologists / New Popular Front) – 34,23%
- Bruno Paluteau (RN) – 21%
2nd constituency: Bordeaux-center
The incumbent elected in 2022, the environmentalist Nicolas Thierry, was only a few votes short of avoiding a second round. He will be opposed to the candidate of the New Popular Front Véronique Juramy. It’s here only constituency where the National Rally is not present in the second round.
- Nicolas Thierry (The Ecologists / New Popular Front) – 49,45%
- Veronique Juramy (Renaissance / Ensemble) – 29,08%
3rd constituency: Bordeaux-south Bègles Talence Villenave d’Ornon
He missed six ballots for Loïc Prud’homme to get through to the first round. The France Insoumise and New Popular Front candidate will contest a triangular in his constituency in the second round.
- Loïc Prud’homme (LFI / New Popular Front) – 49,83%
- Ariane And (Modem / Ensemble) – 27,75%
- Maryvonne Bastères (RN) – 19,56%
4th constituency: Métropole Right Bank
The socialist Alain David has been a member of parliament since 2017, he came in first by ten points this Sunday and will compete in a duel. The former mayor of Cenon resisted the rise of the National Rally. The Macronist candidate Fabrice Moretti does not exceed 12.5% of those registered and was unable to maintain his position.
- Alain David (PS / New Popular Front) – 42,36%
- Julie Rechagneux (RN) – 32,37%
5th constituency: Médoc
The far-right deputy from Médoc, Grégoire de Fournas, elected in 2022, came out on top in the first round. It is in this constituency that we had to wait the longest to know the position of the third candidate, the Macronist Stéphane Sence who ended up publishing a communicated on Facebook to announce the withdrawal of his candidacy for the benefit of the New Popular Front candidate.
- Gregory of Fournas (RN) – 42,32%
- Pascale Got (PS / New Popular Front) – 31,79%
6th constituency: Mérignac St Médard-en-Jalles
The outgoing Eric Poulliat, elected for the first time as a deputy in 2017, was overtaken by the New Popular Front. He finds himself in a triangular.
- Marie Recalde (PS / New Popular Front) – 35,24%
- Eric Poulliat (Renaissance / Ensemble) – 32,78%
- Jimmy Bourlieux (RN) – 27,07%
7th constituency: Pessac Cestas Gradignan
Last triangular of the department, that in the 7th district where Renaissance MP and former minister, Bérangère Couillard from Gironde, was beaten to the polls by a candidate from Pessac, the municipal and departmental councilor Sébastien Saint-Pasteur, close to Alain Rousset.
- Sébastien Saint Pasteur (PS / New Popular Front) – 38,50%
- Bérangère Couillard (Renaissance / Ensemble) – 33,12%
- Clemence Naveys-Dumas (RN) – 22,43%
8th constituency: Arcachon Basin
The outgoing Renaissance Sophie Panonacle, elected in 2017, was overtaken by the National Rally candidate Laurent Lamara. Coming third with 18.67% of the vote, the candidate of the New Popular Front withdrew and called for a vote for Sophie Panonacle.
- Laurent Lamara (RN) – 36,83%
- Sophie Panonacle (Renaissance / Ensemble) – 31,75%
9th constituency: South Gironde
Sophie Mette, the outgoing Modem MP, was well ahead in the first round by the RN candidate François-Xavier Marques. The candidate of the New Popular Front, the socialist Corinne Martinez with 27.89% of the votes withdraws but does not give no voting instructions for the second round.
- François-Xavier Marques (RN) – 38,54%
- Sophie Mette (Modem / Ensemble) – 30,03%
10th constituency: Libournais
Member of Parliament since 2012, first under the PS label, then LREM and Renaissance, Florent Boudié is ahead by almost 14 points by the National Rally candidate. The candidate of the New Popular Front obtained 24.29% of the votes, he withdrew and called for Florent Boudié to vote.
- Sandrine Chadourne (RN) – 43,80%
- Florent Boudie (Renaissance / Ensemble) – 29,96%
11th constituency: North Gironde
The outgoing National Rally MP Edwige Diaz was elected in the first round with 53.33% of the votes.
12th constituency: Entre-Deux-Mers
Pascal Lavergne is the only outgoing MP from the department not to be present in the second round. “It’s not a withdrawal, it’s a withdrawal” a explained Pascal Lavergne to France Bleu Gironde. He does not give voting instructions.
- Remy Berthonneau (RN) – 38,41%
- Mathilde Field (LFI / New Popular Front) – 28,85%
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