In Meurthe-et-Moselle
Shaken by the announcement of a sudden dissolution, the outgoing deputies of Meurthe-et-Moselle experienced, this Sunday, June 30, an upheaval rarely seen in the department. The RN emerged victorious from this first round, facing a left that resisted in three constituencies. Not everything is decided everywhere.
1st constituency
Estelle Mercier (NFP) facing Patricia Melet (RN).
The candidate of the New Popular Front obtained 37.73% of the votes cast. She is ahead of Patricia Melet, of the National Rally (26.90%), and Phillippe Guillemard, Renaissance candidate (26.38%). After a period of reflection, The lawyer eventually gave up on continuing the fight. Philippe Guillemard calls for “no votes to go to the National Rally”
2nd constituency
Towards a triangular between Stéphane Hablot (PS), Emmanuel Lacresse (Renaissance) and Geneviève Maillot (RN).
Stéphane Hablot, the mayor of Vandœuvre, who defends the colours of the PS as part of the New Popular Front, garners more than 6,000 more votes compared to 2022, and is close to 40% of votes cast. Against him, it is a safe bet thatBoth opponents, who have the possibility of remaining in the second round, will remain in the running. First, Emmanuel Lacresse, outgoing deputy of the presidential majority. He totaled 30.74% of the votes. The progression is also notable for the National Rally, embodied by Geneviève Maillot who, with 22.45% of the votes, improves the score of her husband, Olivier Maillot, by more than 5,700 votes.
3rd constituency
Frédéric Weber (RN) facing Martine Etienne (Union of the Left).
The numbers are overwhelming. The RN garnered 43.46% of the vote. In this 3rd constituency of Meurthe-et-Moselle where participation increased by 21 points in two years (37.33% in 2022; 58.65% in 2024), voter mobilization benefited the far right. Next Sunday’s duel will therefore pit Frédéric Weber against the outgoing MP Martine Etienne who obtained a score of 28.49%. Part of the vote will be played out in the transfer of votes from centrist voters.
4th constituency
Dominique Bilde (RN) facing Thibault Bazin (LR).
Coming in 3rd place was the candidate of the New Popular Front, Barbara Bertozzi-Bievelot.decided to withdraw in order to form a united front against the far right. Arriving first with 43.70%, Dominique Bilde, who describes herself as “extreme France”, should not be able to benefit from a large transfer of votes. On Sunday, Thibault Bazin will have 11 points to make up, counting on the transfer of votes from the left and on a new mobilization of his voters.
5th constituency
Dominique Potier (Union of the Left) facing Louis-Joseph Pecher (On the right, Eric Ciotti’s friends).
With 43.47% of the vote, Dominique Potier, outgoing member of parliament from the various left, qualifies for the second round. He faces Louis-Joseph Pécher, a candidate dismissed by Eric Ciotti and the National Rally following anti-Semitic, homophobic and filthy remarks, but who totals 30.45% of the vote. The second round seems to be off to a bad start for Dominique Potier:The transfer of right-wing votes is not in his favour.
6e circonscription
Anthony Boulogne (RN) against Caroline Fiat (NFP).
Outgoing MP Caroline Fiat was unable to resist the national momentum of the RN for this first round. With an 18-point lead, Anthony Boulogne is well ahead.A victory for an RN MP would be a political earthquake after 57 years left in this territory.
6th constituency: Anthony Boulogne (RN) against Caroline Fiat (NFP).
In Meuse
Three weeks after the RN wave (46%) in the European elections, the Meuse recorded a new historic amplification of this political movement, exceeding 49% this Sunday. The department is about to send two National Rally deputies to the Assembly!
1st constituency
Maxime Amblard (RN) facing Bertrand Pancher (various right).
Will outgoing MP Bertrand Pancher, who is clearly ahead on the evening of the first round, be able to count on a flawless transfer of votes from socialist Olivier Guckert next Sunday? He will have to do so if he hopes to win. And even if that were the case,The second round of legislative elections is looking very complicated while the momentum is on the side of the National Rally candidate.
2nd constituency
No second round.
RN candidate Florence Goulet was elected with an absolute majority (50.63%) in the first round. Two years after having conquered the constituency of North Meuse, Florence Goulet triumphed, notably beating the president of the departmental council, Jérôme Dumont. A first since 1968.
In Moselle
In Moselle, the RN came out on top in seven constituencies and recorded two victories. The left was unable to resist the RN surge and now only has one candidate. Indeed, while four three-way races were looming, nothing came of it. The candidates of the New Popular Front (NFP) announced their withdrawal in the evening.
1st constituency
Grégoire Laloux (RN) facing Belkhir Belhaddad (Ensemble).
Unsurprisingly, the National Rallycomes out on top in the first constituency of Moselle with Grégoire Laloux. He will meet the outgoing deputy Belkhir Belhaddad again in a duel in the second round. Vincent Félix (NFP) was able to maintain himself in a three-way race, but announced that he was withdrawing to block the RN.
2nd constituency
Marie-Claude Voinçon (RN) facing Ludovic Mendes (Ensemble).
Outgoing MP Ludovic Mendes (presidential majority) will face RN candidate Marie-Claude Voinçon. The left-wing candidateNicolas Victorien announced his withdrawal from the three-way race.
3rd constituency
Victor Chomard (RN) facing Nathalie Colin-Oesterlé (UDI).
With 34.6% of the vote, Nathalie Colin-Oesterlé (UDI) is hot on the heels of Victor Chomard (35.32%). In the second round, she could benefit from the votes of Charlotte Leduc (28.27%) who is withdrawing and calling for a stand against the RN.Nathalie Colin-Oesterlé appears in force and could benefit from the famous Republican front.
4th constituency
Océane Simon (RN) facing Fabien Di Filippo (LR).
A little over 3,600 votes. This is the gap between the outgoing MP Fabien Di Filippo (LR) and Océane Simon (RN) who is largely ahead in the first round. The stakes for the second round have already been set: the 10,300 votes from the centre and the left will make the difference for the second round.
5th constituency
Pascal Jenft (RN) facing Vincent Seitlinger (LR).
With 47.52% of the votes, Pascal Jenft of the National Rallyahead of the outgoing Vincent Seitlinger (LR) with 33.98% of the vote. Lisa Lahore (NFP) came in third with 12.38% in the constituency. She invites “all the people mobilized in the campaign” to understand “the republican emergency” and “not to give a single vote to the RN”.
6e circonscription
No second round.
RN candidate Kévin Pfeffer was elected with an absolute majority (50.90%) in the first round.Kevin Pfeffer, outgoing RN MP, has been re-elected in the Forbach constituency, with 50.90% of the vote. Alexandre Cassaro (LR, presidential majority) missed his bet. The mayor of Forbach was soundly beaten with 21.23% and Claire Bladt (New Popular Front) on his heels with 21.21%.
7th constituency
No second round.
RN candidate Alexandre Loubet was elected with an absolute majority (53.33%) in the first round. A newcomer to the local political scene in June 2022, originally from Ariège, he was then seen as a parachute and was then elected with 33.80% of the vote.Alexandre Loubet wins in this first round with an even more comfortable lead than its position acquired in 2022. Photo Gilles Wirtz
8th constituency
Laurent Jacobelli (RN) facing Céline Léger (New Popular Front).
As in 2022, a second round will oppose Laurent Jacobelli to Céline Léger next Sunday. Participation has climbed by 22% in two years. The outgoing RN deputy enjoys a large lead,which makes his re-election very likely.
9th constituency
Baptiste Philippo (RN) faces Isabelle Rauch (Horizons).
With a campaign conducted in confidentiality, the candidate of the National RallyBaptiste Philippo narrowly beats outgoing MP Isabelle Rauch (Horizons). Arriving third, Brigitte Vaïsse (New Popular Front) withdrew from the race to form the national anti-RN barrier.
9th constituency: Baptiste Philippo (RN) facing Isabelle Rauch (Horizons).
In the Vosges
In the Vosges, voters turned out in large numbers for the first round of early legislative elections, with 187,158 voting, or 67.97% of those registered. An unprecedented rate. It is clear that the turnout, once interpreted as a barrier against the extreme right, now benefits Jordan Bardella’s party.
1st constituency
Stéphane Viry (various right) facing Pierre François (RN).
Long neck and neck with Pierre François of the National Rally,Stéphane Viry took advantage of his Spinalien electorate to make a difference by more than 2,300 votes. Enough to hope to win next Sunday, especially since the Popular Front candidate Dominique Perrin is calling for a blockade against the extreme right.
2nd constituency
Gaëtan Dussausaye (RN) facing David Valence (Radical Party Together).
The second constituency has long leaned in favor of Gaëtan Dussausaye for a first round election before the last municipalities. There will finally be a second round, which will see the RN candidate face David Valence (Radical Party Ensemble).
3rd constituency
Christophe Naegelen (DVD) facing Pauline Fresse (RN).
The scenario is repeating itself for the outgoing MP Christophe Naegelen. As in the last legislative elections of 2022, the candidate is a few votes short of being elected in the first round. He comes out on top with 48.33% of the votes in the constituency ahead of Pauline Fresse (RN) with 33.43%. As for the candidate of the left union, Étienne Bachelart, he has to be satisfied with 17.04%.
4th constituency
Sébastien Humbert (RN) facing Jean-Jacques Gaultier (LR).
In a week, the rematch of the second round of 2022 will be played out in the Vosges plain.In two years, however, the balance of power has completely reversed.since Sébastien Humbert of the RN collected 47.99% of the votes this Sunday, far ahead of the 31.9% of the outgoing LR Jean-Jacques Gaultier.
4th constituency: Sébastien Humbert (RN) against Jean-Jacques Gaultier (LR).
