In which municipality did the most people vote? Where does the RN get its best score? Here, in figures, is a look back at the first round of the legislative elections in the Quimper-Briec-Fouesnant constituency.
Where did people vote the most?
The Quimper-Briec-Fouesnant constituency includes sixteen municipalities and 92,336 registered voters – nine more than in 2022. Across the constituency as a whole, turnout was 75.36% in this first round of early legislative elections. This represents an increase of more than 20 points compared to the legislative elections two years ago. The highest number of voters was in La Forêt-Fouesnant (79.48%), Fouesnant (78.88%) and Bénodet (78.39%).
Where did people vote the least?
The lowest turnout was in Briec (70.80%). In Edern (73.45%) and Quimper (73.81%), the turnout was also lower than the constituency average.
Eleven municipalities for Annaïg Le Meur
The outgoing deputy of the presidential majority (33% of the vote, 22,422 votes) came out on top in eleven municipalities. She achieved her best scores in Bénodet (41.94%), La Forêt-Fouesnant (41.22%) and Fouesnant (38.43%). Annaïg Le Meur gained 4,990 votes compared to the 2022 legislative election.
Four municipalities for Grégory Lebert
The candidate of the New Popular Front obtained his best result in Quimper (38.61%). Briec (31.71%), Langolen (33.75%) and Ergué-Gabéric (31.02%) also placed him in the lead in the first round. Grégory Lebert progressed by 6,543 votes in two years.
The meteoric progress of the RN
Compared to the 2022 legislative election, Christel Henaff (RN) received 10,744 additional votes. She came out on top in Edern (30.78%). With her Quimper result last Sunday alone (6,359 votes), she far exceeded her score from two years ago across the entire constituency (5,339 votes). As a reminder, already a candidate in 2017, Christel Hénaff received 3,057 votes.
