The editorial team advises you
It is at the western and eastern ends of the Agglo that its candidates from the 1st and 2nd (François Verrière and Monique Becker) achieve their best scores, attracting more than one in three voters: 40% of the votes in Beyrie-en-Béarn, 39.55% in Uzein, 39.1% in Aussevielle, 38.5% in Bougarber, 34.53% in Poey-de-Lescar, 34.4% in Ousse, 34.1% in Artigueloutan, 33.9% in Arbus and Aressy, 33.3% in Denguin and Siros, 31.3% in Sendets. The other municipalities won are the 2nd largest in the territory, Lons (28.54%) and the 4th Lescar (28.42%), which allow the far-right party to garner more votes.
9 to the Modem, 7 to the left
While in 2022, the Modem candidates were ahead in two out of three municipalities in the Agglo, this time Josy Poueyto and Jean-Paul Mattéï are in sharp decline, winning only 9. The majority in the South-East of Pau: 40.9% in Lée, 38.5% in Idron, 36.7% in Bizanos, 34.7% in Gelos, 32.3% in Uzos, 31.2% in Meillon, 30% in Mazères-Lezons and 29.5% in Rontignon. A little isolated in the West, Artiguelouve remains loyal to the centrists with 29.2% of the vote. Very often, the RN is just behind.
The editorial team advises you
The South of the Agglo, made up of six municipalities in the 3rd constituency, remains loyal to the DVG candidate David Habib: 40.9% in Bosdarros, 39.6% in Laroin, 38.7% in Saint-Faust, 36.9% in Aubertin, 34.1% in Jurançon and 31.7% in Gan, even if there too the RN does much better than in 2022. In the two largest municipalities for example, Jurançon and Gan, Nicolas Cresson gets 2.5 times more votes.
The left only won one last commune, in the first constituency, Billère, that of the candidate and former mayor Jean-Yves Lalanne who won 29.6% of the votes ahead of François Verrière who followed closely with 59 votes.
